GOMULKA: FRANCIS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN ORDAINED.."Francis was accused not once, but twice in 2015 & 2024..If..Bergoglio were in the seminary when I taught, he would have been dismissed immediately if he failed to deny sexual allegations as he is doing today"
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Complicit Clergy's Gene Gomulka who is a sexual abuse victims' advocate and investigative reporter is starting an investigation into sex abuse allegations against Francis after receiving "a report from a credible source that Pope Francis, when he was in Argentina, preyed upon and abused not one, but many Jesuit novices/seminarians." The following is his translation of an email he "sent to 367 priests of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires":
Dear Father,
Having been ordained a priest in 1974 and named a monsignor in 1999, I am now working in my retirement as an investigator and advocate for victims of sexual abuse. I have received a report from a credible source that Pope Francis, when he was in Argentina, preyed upon and abused not one, but many Jesuit novices/seminarians.
In the United States, bishops, priests, and even seminarians knew for years, but kept their mouths shut, about how Cardinal Theodore McCarrick took advantage of young priests and seminarians. I know from firsthand experience that McCarrick's victims today feel betrayed by the Church's silence and its leaders' refusal to protect them.
Just as many bishops and priests in the United States knew that McCarrick was allegedly abusing seminarians even if they themselves did not see him having sexual relations with them, I am inclined to believe that bishops and priests in Argentina may be aware of the accusations that Jorge Bergoglio abused vulnerable adults (Jesuit novices, seminarians, etc.) and engaged in homosexual behavior.
I invite you to write to me if you have any knowledge of the sexual misconduct allegations involving Bergoglio. As a priest, I will treat your communications as if you were going to confession to me. I have never betrayed the confidence of any of my sources, as I know how good bishops, priests, and seminarians have been treated unfairly for breaking the Church's "Code of Silence" and denouncing what these Argentine abuse victims shared in a cafe in Buenos Aires:
https://www.youtube.com/clip/Ugkx6o2KL4ln_xrYJjtng5uNz66F15KL606d
You may want to go to mail.com and create a new anonymous email account and reply without revealing your identity.
Thank you and God bless you in your ministry. Fraternally in Christ, Gene Thomas Gomulka msgr.investigations@gmail.com
PS: Someone told me that three Jesuit novices in 1979 complained to the Congregation for the Clergy that they had been abused by Bergoglio and were then expelled from the Order. Do you know who these former Jesuits were? This may explain why Bergoglio has never returned to Argentina where I was told he received many death threats from abuse victims and their families. [https://www.gomulka.net/Buenos.pdf]
When I was teaching sacramental theology and liturgy to 20 diocesan seminarians and 10 Francisan brothers at St. Francis Seminary in Loretto, PA after earning a Licentiate in Sacred Theology in Rome, I voted at the end of the academic year to discontinue one of my students. The other faculty members disagreed with me and the rector decided to retain the seminarian on the condition that he repeat his first year of theology. Although the seminarian was later ordained, he left the priesthood after being ordained less than a year. I would have preferred that I was wrong about him and that he would have proven to be a very dedicated, effective, and happy priest today.
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