The Pope. (Source)
Let it never be said that His Holiness does not contain multitudes. Consider the following:
“It is not healthy to love silence while fleeing interaction with others, to want peace and quiet while avoiding activity, to seek prayer while disdaining service.” – Pope Francis, Gaudete et Exultate 26
Pope Francis, 3rd of September 2018: “With people who don’t have good will, who seek only scandal, who want only division, who seek only destruction — including within the family: silence, prayer.”
Quelle surprise!
(C.C. Pecknold and I seem to have noticed the same point independently. Great minds and all that)
The Amish Catholic 
Those aren’t contradictions. Sometimes action is required & sometimes meditation is required. They are not essentially mutually exclusive, as a healthy person needs both to stay in sync.
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But in context, the Pope’s silence is, frankly, an act of cowardice.
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This is a good time for people to quit making excuses and get theirs heads out of their fantasy world.
The foxes moved in on and have been put in charge of the henhouse.
Yes this is a case of wolves in sheep’s clothing.
The longer people are willing to live in denial the worse things will get.
Think if you want God to look at you and find you making excuses for hateful actions and people who are well educated, smart and spent whole lifetimes planning ways to get into positions where they believe they are untouchable.
No don’t judge them also don’t enable them with making excuses for them.
Let God do His work, He’ll sort it out.
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