Jesuits Extend Reparations Offer to Victims of Alleged Father Rupnik Abuse
While the letters were not made public out of respect to the alleged victims, some excerpts were shared the lawyer handing the case.
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Cardinal Fernández: Father Rupnik Investigation Completed, Independent Tribunal Now Being Established
Despite the allegations against him, Father Rupnik continues to live an unrestricted life as a priest and resides at his Rome art center.
Victims Feel ‘Betrayed’ As Vatican Investigation of Rupnik Hits One Year With No Answers
While the investigation and trial of Father Rupnik is still pending, the priest remains free to exercise his ministry in the Diocese of Koper, Slovenia, where he was accepted in 2023.
Father Rupnik Art Appears on Vatican Website Again — and in Pope Francis’ Apartment
Vatican News articles about Catholic feast days have continued to regularly feature Father Rupnik’s art after public abuse accusations were made against the Slovenian priest at the end of 2022.
Knights of Columbus to Cover Father Rupnik Art in DC and Connecticut
In his interview with EWTN News, Kelly said the Lourdes bishop’s intent to make a decision of some kind this spring galvanized the Knights to act at this time.
Lourdes Bishop Wants to Tear Down Rupnik Mosaics — But Not Yet
The Lourdes bishop’s announcement comes less than two weeks after he met with Pope Francis in a private audience at the Vatican on June 20.
Stop Using Art by Father Rupnik, Cardinal O’Malley Tells Vatican Officials
Father Rupnik has been accused by about two dozen women, mostly former nuns, of sexually abusing them during the past three decades.
Archbishop Viganò’s Schism Case: 5 Issues to Consider
COMMENTARY: The archbishop has until Friday to formally respond in person or in writing.
Vatican Faces Backlash Over Use of Artwork by Accused Abuser Father Rupnik
This isn't the first time Vatican News has decided to use the controversial art.
New Complaints of Abuse by Father Rupnik Presented to Vatican
As reported by the Italian news agency Ansa, the testimonies of five alleged victims were presented at the Vatican dicastery by Italian lawyer Laura Sgrò on April 3.
