Rupnik’s Former Studio: His Art Is Being Subjected to ‘Cancel Culture’
Allegations of sexual abuse by more than two dozen women, mostly former nuns, against Father Rupnik continue to be investigated by the Vatican.
Results from Tag: 'Father Marko Rupnik'
Knights of Columbus Covers Rupnik Art at John Paul II Shrine Pending Sex-Abuse Investigation
A paper cover temporarily cloaks artwork created by Father Marko Rupnik at the St. John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, D.C.
Cardinal O’Malley Speaks Clearly on Father Rupnik’s Art, Telling Vatican: Say ‘No More!’
COMMENTARY: When the Boston cardinal speaks on the subject of sexual abuse in the Church, everyone should listen.
What Is the Vatican Trying to Say About Father Rupnik’s Art?
EDITORIAL: The Dicastery for Communication’s conspicuous use of the priest’s art, and its recent defense by the dicastery’s prefect, appears as shockingly tone-deaf.
Ex-Jesuit, Alleged Abuser Rupnik Listed as Consultant in 2024 Pontifical Yearbook
The information appears on page 1346 of the yearbook, with the list of consultants of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments.
It’s Time to Remove Father Rupnik’s Art
EDITORIAL: The former Jesuit priest is entitled to due process. His art is not.
Alleged Victims of Father Rupnik Have Hopeful Expectations of Pope Francis’ Decision
A group of alleged victims of Father Marko Rupnik said Monday that Pope Francis’ decision to lift the statute of limitations on the case and order the opening of a new process against the priest accused of sexual abuse ‘is an appropriate step for the truth to be recognized.’
Aftershocks of the Latest Father Rupnik Earthquake
COMMENTARY: The whole stomach-churning affair has constituted another major stain on Pope Francis’ record on sex abuse cases.
Fact Check: Does the Synod Website Really Feature Artwork From Father Marko Rupnik?
CNA looked into the claims.
Discipline of Sister Who Led Community Co-Founded by Father Rupnik Raises Questions
Sister Ivanka Hosta was quietly removed in June from the governance of the community, banned from contacting current or former sisters for three years, and ordered to make monthly pilgrimages to pray for Father Rupnik’s victims.
