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Eduardo Romani, Archbishop Cargnello’s defense lawyer, criticized the verdict as “flawed” and lacking any foundation in the law. He has already filed an appea.
A civil court judge in Argentina has ruled in favor of the Carmelite sisters there in a case of alleged gender-based violence against the local archbishop.
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Editor s Note: This article first appeared in The Remnant back in July of 2020. I am reproducing it here as a sort of kickoff piece for the New Year. As I see it, this call for Eucharistic crusade may be the most important thing we could do to help prepare our readers for the challenges of the New Year.
As the situation in the Church goes from bad to apocalyptic with Globalism and Modernism seeming to compete with one another in the race to transform our world into a Godless gulag one of our great consolations is the emergence of a handful of heroic bishops who are challenging the wolfpack and leading the scattered flock back from the brink of despair.