Remember that he is innocent until proven guilty, has exhausted all appellate remedies and even then he's probably an innocent victim of the media, lawyers, anti-catholics, etc.  Fortunately, the Church, in keeping with its goal of protecting children and zero tolerance, refused to lift his diplomatic immunity and removed him from the country where he was potentially subject to prosecution, and has him safely within the confines of the Holy City, under the Protective Arms of the Holy Father.  Perhaps a suitable position can be found for him at the Curia.  Maybe Francis could appoint him to the Commission on Abuse, to fill in for the recent departures?