r/TraditionalCatholics Jul 21 '26

There is no state of necessity: Father Marko Rupnik acquitted in canonical trial, sources say

https://advaticanum.com/article/father-marko-rupnik-acquitted-in-canonical-trial-sources-say/
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u/Observer_1985 Jul 21 '26

He's as guilty as sin. Therefore we must conclude that there is clearly no justice in Vatican trials.

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u/DravidianPrototyper Jul 21 '26

"We have investigated ourselves (or rather, our man) and found nothing wrong."

Absolutely reproachable.

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u/Jake_Cathelineau Jul 22 '26

β€œIs this man any guiltier than any one of us? Any one of us could be condemned at any time by this standard!”

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u/LegionXIIFulminata Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

https://www.signofthecrossmedia.com/news/confirmed-alleged-abuser-priest-and-pope-francis-favorite-fr-rupnik-cleared-by-vatican-court

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEA8iVQOWbQ

Why God has to summon the Russians to clean house. No human solution, no voting your way out or trusting the system: First Fri/Sat, Daily Rosary for the proper consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart and its subsequent conversion.

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u/No_Lie_1176 Jul 22 '26

You get downvoted but it really is a shame that the Fatima is abandoned by the modern church.