Justice

The subterfuge to close abuse cases without trial or reparation that emerged from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith

Within the Church, there exists a method for concluding procedures concerning the abuse of minors that bypasses a verdict, does not declare facts, does not hear the victim, and leaves no public trace.

CATHOLICS NEED TO EXERCISE DUE DILIGENCE

The lives of their children are at stake

Fauci and the Bishops

A Catholic Reflection

The recent revelations regarding the contents of the diaries, emails, and cell phone records of Dr. Anthony Fauci have produced a curious sidebar that involves the Catholic Church, and specifically the American Catholic hierarchy. When Fauci assumed the role of Covid Commando and promulgated the reams of regulations, orders, and guidelines, combined with the mandatory punishments regarding infringements of his diktats, America’s Catholic hierarchy quickly fell into line.

The MINSTREL OF MIGRATION: "The Rain in Spain" falls mainly on Leo's Refrain.

The Leo's frenzied promotion of illegal immigration backfired spectacularly when 60,000 Moroccan invaders landed in Ceuta, Spain.

LEO’S MIGRATION STATEMENT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY

Is the Benedict XVI Case Closed? New Documents, Interrogations and Investigations Reignite the Debate in the Vatican

A process becoming customary: the lawyer for Rupnik's victims denounces a trial «in the dark» and demands answers from the Vatican

The “Lute Case”: A Persecuted Priest-Lawyer and the Shadows Over Robert Francis Prevost’s Role

Fr. Ricardo Coronado Arrascue: The Priest-Lawyer Persecuted by Robert Francis Prevost

Rupnik. Vatican Press Office Statement and some notes from MiL

We receive and publish below the Communication to journalists from the Director of the Press Office Matteo Bruni.

The generally well-informed blog "Missa in Latino" provides further details on the Rupnik case (he stated today that proceedings were going very well for him), and we cannot help but worry about a potential miscarriage of justice among cronies; however, the public reaction itself exerts pressure to ensure the matter is seen through to the end.

Synodal Church’s Credibility Further Down the Toilet as Rupnik is Allegedly Acquitted

Former religious sisters accused him of psychological manipulation, spiritual abuse, and sexual exploitation carried out under the guise of mystical theology and spiritual direction.

On the Threshold of Montserrat: The Word That Heals and the Door That Closes

A survivor of abuse at Montserrat abbey stands outside the Apostolic Nunciature in Madrid, seeking recognition and reparation. His experience highlights the disconnect between the Pope's public discourse on healing and the church's private, selective approach to victims.

WILL THE POPES AND BISHOPS BURN IN HELL?

Sad Times for Catholic Sex Abuse Victims

Recent events, such as Pope Leo’s remarks about sex abuse during his recent visit to Spain, and the wording of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) revised “Dallas Charter,” make sex abuse victims, abuse advocates, and whistleblowers want to scream.

The Review of Weekdays (June 7-13)

The Pope in Spain Faces Protests from Abuse Victim Associations, and the Jesuits Offer a Unsatisfactory New Explanation for Withholding the Report on De Luca