Benedict XVI linked the abuses to the 60s

Pope Benedict XVI has published an badysis of the scandal of badual abuse in the Catholic Church, in which he questions the badual revolution of the 1960s and the ecclesiastical laws that protect priests.

The trial provoked an immediate reaction, apparently interfering and even contradicting the efforts of dad Francisco to deal with one of the most serious problems of the Church.

A church historian has called Benedict XVI's trial "catastrophically irresponsible" foror that interferes with Francisco's efforts to take the church out of the crisis.

In 2013, the pope announced his intention to retire in a life of penance and prayers, leaving Francis in charge of the church. Church badysts in the United States say that the essay published in the German Klerusblatt fails and poses problem at the universal church level, exacerbating existing divisions between supporters of Francis and nostalgic for the doctrinal papacy of Benedict XVI.

In his introduction, Benedict XVI He says that the Vatican Secretary of State and Francisco have given him permission to publish it. The Vatican press office confirmed that the essay was written by the retired pope.

In the trial, Benedict XVIHe contributes to the early crisis of church abuse to the badual revolution of the 1960s and cites the appearance of bad movies in his native Bavaria. He also attributes the crisis to faults of moral theology at that time, in addition to the church laws that protected the priests.