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  Benedict XVI Then Cardinal Ratzinger in 2001 Wrote " De Delictis Gravioribus"("on More Serious Crimes") to All Bishops to Cover-Up Pedophile Priests

By Paris Arrow
Benedict XVI-Ratzinger: God's Rottweiler
March 03, 2010

http://pope-ratz.blogspot.com/2010/03/benedict-xvi-then-cardinal-ratzinger-in.html

We are right. Benedict XVI NEVER defended victims of priest pedophilia in all his writings, his apology is 30 years too late http://pope-ratz.blogspot.com/2010/02/benedict-xvi-is-hitler-pope-of-history.html

In fact Benedict XVI then Cardinal Ratzinger ordered all bishops worldwide to maintain absolute secrecy about priest pedophilia and to simply transfer them from one parish to another. Now historians are proving this with valid documents.

According to German theologian Uta Ranke-Heinemann, the Catholic Church "from the Vatican down to the priests on the field, have helped to guarantee the abusers absolute impunity. There are two internal documents in which the Catholic church takes care of maintaining the abuse in absolute secrecy, "Crimen Sollicitationis" (Latin for "the crime of soliciting") and "De delictis gravioribus" ("on more serious crimes"), was written in 2001 by then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, today's Pope Benedict XVI ". Ranke-Heinemann said that the only penalty for the abusers has been their "continued relocation. They are continuously transferred from one place to another. This allows them to walk abroad and be up to their mischief in total impunity."

From Germany to the United States of America, we can see the objective corroboration of professionals. By this German Theologian (see article below). By this American lawyer. See Catholics can emulate Jews [who hunted down Nazi officers] by hunting down pedophile priests' officers Benedict XVI & Bishops into the World Court http://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2010/01_02/2010_02_26_Arrow_CatholicsCan.htm

 
 

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