Regarding: "Bishops Accountability [sic]? They're impartial and have a desire for real justice?"
- As a source of information meeting it own stated goals, yes. Bishop Accountability collects public material as it applies to the rape of children and molestation of young people by clerics in an even handed way. That is, it does not give preference to any clerical office, or civil jurisdiction in its collection. If the material is public, and it applies to the purpose of the Bishop Accountability database / library it is captured.
- The linked article is from the secular press in St. Louis, the archdiocese to which Burke was moved. It points to the fact that at the time of Burke's translation to St. Louis he perceived his role as episcopate was to preserve the patrimony and wealth of the local church to which he had been assigned / called (LaCrosse). No doubt, today, his viewpoint and actions will be different and more careful of the body of christ; we pray.