On the eve of the Vatican meeting on child protection in the Church, Cardinal Walter Brandmüller and Cardinal Raymond Burke sent an open letter to the bishops attending the meeting to end their silence on moral corruption in the Church and return to upholding the divine and natural law.
The two cardinals, who also signed the 2016 dubia seeking clarification from Pope Francis on his moral teaching, argued that the abuse crisis is only part of a wider and much deeper problem that owes itself to a society openly calling into question an absolute moral law, and Church leaders who have "gone away from the truth of the Gospel."
"A decisive act now is urgent and necessary," the cardinals wrote, and called for an end to the "plague of the homosexual agenda" in the Church, organized networks of protection, and a "climate of complicity and a conspiracy of silence."
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