Ahead of Lourdes Visit, Alleged Rupnik Victims Appeal to Pope to End Vatican’s ‘Prolonged Silence’
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Ahead of Lourdes visit, alleged Rupnik victims appeal to pope to end Vatican’s ‘prolonged silence’
Calls to remove the priest’s artwork have grown, including from alleged victims who said the mosaics were a painful reminder of the abuse they suffered. The post Ahead of Lourdes visit, alleged Rupnik victims appeal to pope to end Vatican’s ‘prolonged silence’ first appeared on OSV News.
Five women who accuse former Jesuit Marko Rupnik of sexual abuse have written an open letter to Pope Leo XIV complaining about the silence surrounding the trial before the Vatican's special tribunal. They described it as a continuation of violence against them. They also welcomed the covering up of Rupnik's mosaics in Lourdes, which the Pope will visit this weekend.
The news Five victims of Rupnik write to Leo XIV: “We have lost all traces of justice” was first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life “We have lost all traces of justice.” Five women who report having suffered abuses by the Jesuit priest and Slovenian artist Marko Ivan Rupnik have written an open letter to Leon XIV to ask him to intervene before the silence that, they claim, surrounds the proceedings opened against him. Follow us on…
Five women who accuse former Jesuit Marko Rupnik of sexual abuse have written an open letter to Pope Leo XIV complaining about the silence surrounding the trial before the Vatican's special tribunal. They described it as a continuation of violence against them. They also welcomed the covering up of Rupnik's mosaics in Lourdes, which the Pope will visit this weekend.
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