The sad aspect of this long stage of purging, is that most every Bishop around the world was likely to have had a minute number of pedophiles in their Diocese. The probability factor alone would dictate so.
 
Tucson, Arizona and Albuquerque, New Mexico were noted by the insiders to be one of the locales where aberrant priests were relocated to give them another chance.  While many of those priests have in fact been cleaned out of the hierarchy, and many others were prosecuted, another population simply left quietly before being indicted.
Tucson had a handful of those priests. I know, I was one of those insiders working as a Property Manager for the Diocese of Tucson in the early 90′s.  Some were housed at Regina Cleri, the old seminary on east 22nd  St.
Not a very spiritual experience, but I, and, they are stronger and more faithful as a result of those travails. It took years to heal from my knowledge of those practices.  I was the vocation chairman for the Serra Club in those days, a Catholic organization promoting vocations to the priesthood amongst young men. During my tenure, I had to tolerate Monsignor Trupia serving as the Chaplain to this fine  organization while he was a known sex offender.  This is not your Fathers Church!
I penned those experiences in a short story entitled; “The Bells of St. Marys Don’t Ring Anymore.”
I understand, Rene, there is still a study forthcoming that addresses  how it all happened.   My simple observation goes back to June of 1973 when Richard Nixon eliminated the Draft. Prior to that, many men entered the Seminary to avoid the draft, and had very little fire in their belly for Jesus, culminating in a conflicted life. I met many of them while attending a Franciscan Formation program, and frankly they were the reason I and others left.
One of my old pals to this day, quips rather humorously that if we had stayed and THEY had left, the Church may have had a different face.
Thanks for your timely news reporting.