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Alleged Rupnik victims say Church's pledge of 'zero tolerance' for sex abuse is mere PR campaign - Vimarsana News

Alleged Rupnik victims say Church's pledge of 'zero tolerance' for sex abuse is mere PR campaign

ROME – An open letter signed by five alleged victims of Father Marko Rupnik, a former Jesuit and renowned Slovenian artist,

Alleged Rupnik victims say rehabilitation shows zero tolerance is just a 'PR campaign' - Vimarsana News

Alleged Rupnik victims say rehabilitation shows zero tolerance is just a 'PR campaign'

The audience and the statement from the Rome diocese, they said, demonstrate that “the church isn’t interested at all in the victims and those who ask for justice.”

The Rupnik scandal, deeper and deeper [News Analysis] | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

The Rupnik scandal, deeper and deeper [News Analysis] | News Headlines

“After the statement from the Rome vicariate on Monday announcing a clean bill of health for the Centro Aletti, the only question is: What do you call a whitewash that is also a coverup that is also a snow job?” asks Christopher Altieri, writing in Catholic World Report.

Jesuits' treatment of Father Rupnik questioned - Vimarsana News

Jesuits' treatment of Father Rupnik questioned

Diocese of Rome report points to 'gravely anomalous procedures' in his dismissal after multiple allegations of abuse

Diocese of Rome praises Rupnik center, raises doubts on excommunication - Vimarsana News

Diocese of Rome praises Rupnik center, raises doubts on excommunication

A Sept. 18 note from the Diocese of Rome also said its review identified “gravely anomalous procedures” behind a May 2020 decree of excommunication against Rupnik from the Vatican’s doctrinal office, raising “well-founded doubts” about the decision.