Victims of Alleged Abuse by Slovenian Priest Urge Pope Leo to Expedite Church Trial
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Victims of alleged abuse by Slovenian priest urge Pope Leo to expedite Church trial
VATICAN CITY, Sept 23 - Five victims of alleged abuse by a prominent priest with Vatican ties urged Pope Leo on Wednesday to press for the conclusion of a nearly year-long Church trial of the cleric, saying a lengthy and secret process was denying them justice. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Covering up the works of fallen Slovenian Jesuit Marko Rupnik in Lourdes is a brave move, but enough of the silence, they are convinced.
Five alleged sex-abuse victims of world-famous Slovenian mosaic artist and ex-Jesuit priest Marko Rupnik wrote to Pope Leo XIV Wednesday completing about allegedly excessive silences covering his trial saying that this was a further and continued violence... (ANSA)
For months, the case against the former Jesuit priest Marko Rupnik has been running behind closed doors in the Vatican. Now, five of the alleged abuse victims turn directly to Pope Leo XIV with a demand.
More than 20 women have accused Mark Rupnik of sexual and psychological abuse, while the church proceedings have been going on for almost a year without a clear outcome.
Five people who claim to have been abused by a priest named Marko Rupnik, who has close ties to the Vatican, have written an open letter to Pope Leo XIV, Reuters reports. In it, they demand an end to the nearly year-long church trial, emphasizing that the length and secrecy of the proceedings have prevented them from obtaining justice.
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