In this conversation, Gavin Ashenden discusses the ongoing accountability crisis within the Catholic Church, particularly in light of sexual abuse scandals. He critiques the senior clergy, including Pope Francis, for their failure to hold abusers accountable and highlights the implications of recent political appointments, particularly that of Cardinal McElroy. Ashenden emphasizes the need for honesty, integrity, and repentance within the Church to restore trust and credibility.
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