Read up on what happened to Cardinal Pell after he ended his term as prefect for the Secretariat for the Economy in 2019. Immediately after that, he started facing charges of child sex abuse.

He tried to increase transparency in the financial reporting of the Holy See and Vatican City during his tenure.

The one specifically I am thinking of is Fr Perrone of Detroit.

In a three-hour evaluation proceeding Friday morning held in Detroit, the three-person panel heard arguments from Klaus and from the attorney for Sgt. Det. Nancy LePage of the Macomb County Sheriff's Department. LePage was sued by Perrone for defamation last year after she falsely told the archdiocese of Detroit that he "sodomized" John Doe, the alleged victim — a claim that led to Perrone's suspension in July 2019. The false allegation also led to national and international headlines tarnishing Perrone's reputation and portraying him as an abuser priest. The panel unanimously found that LePage was guilty of defamation for falsely claiming Perrone raped John Doe, when Doe never made these claims himself. In fact, after reading Church Militant's Nov. 25 report titled "Detroit Archdiocese Engaged in Witness Manipulation," John Doe called up Msgr. Michael Bugarin, episcopal vicar and the cleric spearheading the investigation for the archdiocese, to remind him "that he never said he was sodomized." LePage — who once said she wanted to "beat Fr. Perrone into the ground" — was tapped to help investigate claims against Perrone on behalf of the archdiocese, working closely with Bugarin, who was also her parish priest at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in St. Clair Shores.

But if you look, there are many vindicated priests who had been accused of pedophilia and found innocent. It’s a powerful tool created by the actual homosexual predators who corrupt clergy put in to positions of high power.

The novus ordo globalist crowd are even trying to smear the blessed Bishop Fulton Sheen by vaguely associating him with the sexual abuse scandal even though they know he was absolutely saint. That is what evil does, attack goodness.

Michael Voris is one of the biggest reasons for my conversion. Strong, traditional, unapologetic faith.

So problem is not enough priests volunteering to serve in the Navy -- and paid by the Navy??

I was one of 120 extras playing cardinals in "Angels & Demons" and our technical advisor was Father Dominic, who attended Seton Hall and had been a Navy chaplain and then was a parochial HS principal in Patterson, NJ. And while he was at Seton Hall, he worked at my grandfather's ice cream store in Orange!!

maybe the question is: why are there enough other religious chaplains but not priests in the Navy?

Being saved is when you believe in your heart, and confess with your mouth that Jesus is your Savior, that he died for your sins and his shed blood on the cross is the atonement for our sins. You dont have to change your life, go to church, read the bible, or follow Gods commandments in the bible. But Jesus said "if you love me, keep my commandments." And once you are saved, you can not ever lose that salvation, no matter what you do. Salvation is free, it's a gift. If we had to do anything to earn it, or keep it, then it is no more grace or a gift.

The illustration I use when soul winning is this. If I give you a bible as a gift, but then ask you for 5 dollars, is it still a gift? What if I give you a bible and come back a week later and tell you to wash my car? It's no longer a gift if you have to do something to keep it. Obviously we should try and remove as much sin from our life as possible, but it is not necessary for salvation. I personally got saved while I was using heroin. I didn't immediately stop doing a bundle or more of fentanyl every day when I got saved. But even when I was still using opiates, I was saved and knew my name is forever in the Book of Life in heaven.