"Innocent until proven guilty."

There are many, many guilty people whose guilt cannot be proven in a court of law.  The fact that their guilt cannot be proven in a court of law does not make them innocent.  But "innocent until proven guilty" is a useful slogan to hide behind.

The "innocence" that should matter most is "innocent until raped by a priest."  But Marie Collins' resignation followed by Francis' silence tells us that that "innocence" is not of real consequence to the chief celibates in the Curia.