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Why is Francis Accompanying at a "Exclusive Retreat" Accused Barros-like Zanchetta & apparently Sharing a Residency with one Accused of being a Sexual Predator?

It appears that Pope Francis is accompanying Bishop Gustavo Zanchetta, who is accused of being a sexual predator, at a "exclusive retreat."

Lifesitenews reported:

"The Herald reports... Zanchetta... is attending the exclusive retreat, which is being conducted for the Pope."
(LifeSiteNews, "Bishop accused of sexual abuse invited to private retreat with Pope Francis: report," March 11, 2019)

Why is Francis attending an "exclusive retreat" with a "bishop accused of sexual abuse"?

It appears that Francis with Zanchetta has a new Bishop Juan Barros-like sex abuse scandal.

Francis overturned the Pope Benedict XVI appointed CDF ruling that found credible evidence that Barros covered-up for a infamous sexual predator priest which barred him from the office of bishop. The current Pope then appointed Barros bishop of Osorno according to La Bussola Quotidiana:

"But with a letter signed by Pope [Francis] in January 2015... the request for [CDF] exemption [barring from office] is blocked and ... Barros is promote [to bishop] of Osorno."
(La Nova Bussola Quotidiana, "Barros, the shock letter that denies the Pope," February  6, 2017, translation from Italian by Google)

In 2017, Francis appointed and promoted his "personal friend" Zanchetta to the Vatican's real estate body APSA even though the Argentine press reported that he allegedly was involved in shady economic mismanagement and reportedly according to Argentine official Church documents and media reports was accused of sexual perversion and sexual predatory behavior similar to that of disgraced ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick.

Moreover, according to LifeSiteNews, it appears that Francis's "friend," the accused McCarrick-like Zanchetta, "came to live in Casa Marta, where Francis himself resides."
(LifeSiteNews, "Vatican sex abuse cover-up unravels as prosecutors home in on bishop protected by Pope Francis," February 18, 2019)

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church.



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