THE BERNARDIN, MCCARRICK, PREVOST CONNECTION Abuse and cover-ups continue unabated Gene Thomas Gomulka Nov 14 READ IN APP ... it was reported that Argentine victims’ groups wanted to meet with Leo and were denied, including a group of 43 women who allege they were “subjected to human trafficking and forced labor at centers of the conservative group Opus Dei in Argentina.” It appears that Leo is all talk and no action when it comes to ensuring that predator clergy, like Father Marko Rupnik , are removed from ministry and either laicized or excommunicated. This was also the case with Pope Francis who was accused of covering up countless abuse cases in Argentina as reported by French investigative journalist, Martin Boudot, in this linked documentary, Sex Abuse in the Church: Code of Silence . Anyone who watches this short linked video can understand the pain of the 43 women, denied an audience with Leo, who allege being “subjected to human trafficking and forced labo...
LifeSite: "[Chiclayo victim] Quispe Díaz also says that Prevost...stated the Church could not do much to help. '...tells the victims, ‘I believe you,’ & then he does nothing that he’s supposed to do under Peruvian policy that he himself set up,' SNAP co-founder Peter Isley said"
Sex abuse victims demand reparations from Pope Leo during Peru visit ... ... She maintained that she met with Robert Prevost when he was bishop of Chiclayo in 2022, saying she informed him she was abused by Vásquez in 2007 as a young girl. Quispe Díaz’s two sisters also say they told Prevost that Vásquez abused them. Quispe Díaz also says that Prevost encouraged her to report the abuse to civil authorities but stated the Church could not do much to help. “Prevost, after he gets this report, he tells the victims, ‘I believe you,’ and then he does nothing that he’s supposed to do under Peruvian policy that he himself set up,” SNAP co-founder Peter Isley said in May. The 1983 Code of Canon law acts as a hindrance to the proper punishment of abuser priests, although this fact receives little attention. For example, Can. 1341 states, “The Ordinary is to start a judicial or an administrative procedure for the imposition or the declaration of penalties only when he perceives that neith...