Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League, recently ran an ad in the New York Times staunchly denying the recent allegations they made about child molestation within the church. In the case of Father Lawrence Murphy, Donohue says that "[t]here is no evidence that [Pope Benedict] knew about it," and he declares that "[t]he Times continues to editorialize about the 'pedophilia crisis,' when all along it's been a homosexual crisis."

Today, however, the Times has a front-page story about a priest who allegedly molested a teenage girl despite the fact the parish's bishop sent repeated warnings to the Vatican, saying the priest was a continuing danger to women and children.

When questioned by reporters, Donahue replied, "As Jesus said when he was dragged off by Pontius Pilate's soldiers, 'Hang on! Just give me a day or two to explain.'"