Two stories on some Australian bishops at the Royal Commission.  Two very different points of view.  Good contrast here that points to the problem the church has in the modern world.

Hobart Archbishop Porteous still gets surprised by the extent of child sex abuse by priests, he doesn't know why the abuse and the cover up happened, see's both abuse and cover-up as individual failures of individual priests and bishops.  When prompted ".. he later described failings in church culture and agreed there had been a massive failure in leadership."  

Quoting Bishop Long tells his views:  "The marginalisation of women and the laity is part of this culture of clericalism that contributes not insignificantly to the abuse, sexual abuse crisis," he said.
And then:  ""The laity have no meaningful or direct participation in the appointment, supervision and even removal of the parish priest," Bishop Long said. "I think that needs to change."

Not hard to see which one can lead change?