Vatican laicizes disgraced ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick
‘The Holy Father has recognized the definitive nature of this decision made in accord with law, i.e. admitting of no further recourse.’
Archbishop Viganò: Vatican Abuse Summit ignores real problem, Pope has ‘lost credibility’
Viganò said there is 'no sign' that Pope Francis, along with organizers, is willing to 'attend to the real causes' of the clerical abuse crisis.
Ex-Cardinal McCarrick’s most well-known abuse victim responds to laicization (full statement)
‘It’s is time for us to cleanse the church. Our Lady’s work is in process.’
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