The Jesuits' move to assist alleged victims will no doubt be welcomed as a positive first step, but many questions remain about the Vatican's investigation of his alleged serial, sexual abuse.
Disgraced former Jesuit priest Marko Rupnik’s mosaics have been used by the Vatican again to mark St. Joseph’s Day, even as victims allege depraved abuse and coercion related to his artwork.
The Vatican communications office includes one of the foremost LGBT advocates in the Church and a close collaborator of one of the most scandal-plagued priests in Rome.
Dr. Paolo Ruffini, head of the Dicastery for Communication, stated that the synod was focused on 'the way in which [the Church] is a welcoming church, the way in which it is inclusive.'
When questioned by LifeSiteNews, Cardinal Lacroix was unable to give a succinct answer as to whether Synod on Synodality participants have to adhere to Catholic doctrine.
A former member of Rupnik’s community has stated that ‘his sexual obsession was not extemporaneous but deeply connected to his conception of art and his theological thinking.’