Police Raid Of DiNardo's Offices Raises Some Interesting Questions

We see from here and here and here that various Texas law enforcement agencies conducted a surprise raid on the offices of the Galveston-Houson Archdiocese.  They were searching for data focusing on one priest and found information concerning several more who abused young boys.

As far as this Texas situation goes, I think this is a most positive and much needed move.  However, in light of the recent USCCB meeting, some questions immediately arise in my mind.  Texas officials descended on the offices of DiNardo very soon after that meeting.  However, why haven't local officials swarmed upon the chanceries of Washington DC, Chicago, Metucheon and others?  I'm sure that quite a few of those local officials are eager to move in.  What is restraining them?  What restrained the Texas officials until just now?

Recall that at the meeting, Cardinal DiNardo, president of the USCCB, made plain to all his displeasure at the pope's orders that measures pertaining to the sex abuse crisis not be voted upon at that meeting.  Cupich interrupted him, making quite clear that he, not DiNardo, enjoyed the pope's favor.  So now, all of the sudden, it's DiNardo's chancery that is raided.  Mind you, this is not to impugn the local Texas officials who are just doing their job.  I suspect something or someone was preventing them, just as they are preventing law officials from showing up at the DC and Chicago chanceries.  Could those restraints have been lifted from the Texas officials as punishment for DiNardo's public displeasure at Pope Francis?

Houston, You Have Big Problems

My title refers to the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, led by Cardinal Daniel DiNardo.  They have turned a blind eye, it appears, to two glaring evils occurring within its borders.  The first is the huge abortion center built by Planned Parenthood only a few miles from the archdiocesan offices.  It is the second largest abortuary in the world (with the largest being in China).  Two years ago Randy Engel wrote an article about DiNardo's silence regarding the largest baby murder center in the US operating just miles from his offices.

Now comes the news from Church Militant that a satanist den has opened a few days ago on Halloween.  Over one hundred Catholics came out in prayer and protest.  This effort was spearheaded by Tradition, Family and Property.  Again, the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is silent in the face of overt evil establishing itself within its boundaries.

Does anyone really think it's a coincidence that a satanist den would be opening within such close proximity to a place where murder occurs en masse, with the legal permission of the government?  It would seem that they have at least passive permission from the Church establishment as well.  A huge spiritual battle is underway; sadly the Church establishment (by the way - DiNardo is Vice President of the USCCB) is not taking it seriously.  Pray that they wake up.