There are simply so many things that can be said here, but the bottom line is that we've heard this kind of language so often, and for so long, and yet we KNOW that little if any real change of substance will come from this.  And that's the secondary tragedy to all of this.

Where is the archbishop who will drop the Vatican's version of "political/episcopal" correctness, and mimic what Jesus did in cleaning out the temple.  I don't remember Jesus sitting down with each of the vendors in the temple, hearing out their stories, concocting ways to  shelter them, and in general, leaving those who visited temple to be subject to these vendors.  I don't remember any words that might suggest that he saw some as more guilty than others,  or that those who were supervising should be allowed to remain in place.  No, Jesus tied knots in a rope, and went after them, angrily, physically, and with a righteous anger.  When was the last time we saw ANY of that in church leadership?      

Why don't we?