I still squirm whenever I hear a bishop present stuff like this one did.  Consider this quote from the article: 

"We must practice openness and transparency whenever possible, as this is essential for rebuilding trust and healing wounds," Wester wrote.

I suppose there is some solace in hearing those names now, although I'm sure it will also trigger some serious questions by people who were in parishes with these guys.  I can't help but wonder however.  I would think waiting until over half the abusers have died off won't really restore the trust, as it tends to feed the narrative that the church's approach is to keep the laity in the dark, protect the priests and bishops, and only really release information once it's far too late to do anything about it.

Yeah, this bishop may have been dealt a tough hand.  So were each and every victim of those priests.  How many of them died without resolution? What might their lives had been had the church played this right from the start?