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Svećenik koji je nagovarao časne na seks u troje ne dolazi u Dalmaciju. Nadbiskupija: ‘Nije nam stigla molba...‘

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27. srpnja 2023. - 12:01
<p>- File photo of Father Marko Ivan Rupnik at the ‘Aletti‘ workshop in Rome, Italy on November 2007 working at the realization of a 160 square metres mosaic fresco for the facade of Lourdes Basilica. - Slovenian Jesuit priest Father Marko Ivan Rupnik, a theologian and a famous mosaic artist well-known for his mosaics that adorn chapels and churches around the world has been accused of serially abusing Slovenian consecrated women in the 1980s and 1990s. After a 2019 complaint, Rupnik had been convicted and sanctioned by the Vatican for the ecclesiastical crime of absolution of an accomplice. He was excommunicated for having committed one of the gravest crimes in the Catholic Church, using the confessional to absolve a woman with whom he had engaged in sexual activity. Rupnik‘s excommunication was lifted after he repented for his crime. And the Vatican closed the case because it said the claims were too old to prosecute. An alleged victim of Rupnik, a former member of the Slovenian religious community he is accused of abusing talked about the abuse she said she suffered for nine years, and which she describes as a ‘descent into Hell. In the meantime, other sisters were similarly harmed, she said, describing the use of pornography, humiliation and multiple partners ‘in the image of the Trinity‘ in Rupnik‘s spiritual and sexual abuse. After his conviction, Rupnik preached in 2020 a Lenten meditation for priests working in the Roman Curia, including Pope Francis. Some journalists say Rupnik‘s scandal has underscored the weaknesses in the Vatican‘s abuse policies concerning spiritual and sexual abuse of adult women. Marko Ivan Rupnik is creator of church mosaics throughout the world, including those: of the Redemptoris Mater Chapel in the Vatican‘s Apostolic Palace (Pope‘s personal chapel under John Paul II), in the churches of Fatima, on the facade of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes and in the Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, D.C.,Image: 746544429, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions:, Model Release: no, Credit line: Vandeville Eric/ABACA/Abaca Press/Profimedia</p>
- File photo of Father Marko Ivan Rupnik at the ‘Aletti‘ workshop in Rome, Italy on November 2007 working at the realization of a 160 square metres mosaic fresco for the facade of Lourdes Basilica. - Slovenian Jesuit priest Father Marko Ivan Rupnik, a theologian and a famous mosaic artist well-known for his mosaics that adorn chapels and churches around the world has been accused of serially abusing Slovenian consecrated women in the 1980s and 1990s. After a 2019 complaint, Rupnik had been convicted and sanctioned by the Vatican for the ecclesiastical crime of absolution of an accomplice. He was excommunicated for having committed one of the gravest crimes in the Catholic Church, using the confessional to absolve a woman with whom he had engaged in sexual activity. Rupnik‘s excommunication was lifted after he repented for his crime. And the Vatican closed the case because it said the claims were too old to prosecute. An alleged victim of Rupnik, a former member of the Slovenian religious community he is accused of abusing talked about the abuse she said she suffered for nine years, and which she describes as a ‘descent into Hell. In the meantime, other sisters were similarly harmed, she said, describing the use of pornography, humiliation and multiple partners ‘in the image of the Trinity‘ in Rupnik‘s spiritual and sexual abuse. After his conviction, Rupnik preached in 2020 a Lenten meditation for priests working in the Roman Curia, including Pope Francis. Some journalists say Rupnik‘s scandal has underscored the weaknesses in the Vatican‘s abuse policies concerning spiritual and sexual abuse of adult women. Marko Ivan Rupnik is creator of church mosaics throughout the world, including those: of the Redemptoris Mater Chapel in the Vatican‘s Apostolic Palace (Pope‘s personal chapel under John Paul II), in the churches of Fatima, on the facade of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes and in the Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, D.C.,Image: 746544429, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions:, Model Release: no, Credit line: Vandeville Eric/ABACA/Abaca Press/ProfimediaVandeville Eric/abaca/Abaca Press/Profimedia/Vandeville Eric/abaca/Abaca Press/Profimedia

Isusovac iz Slovenije Marko Ivan Rupnik, svećenik koji je optužen da je dvije časne sestre pokušao nagovoriti na seks u troje uspoređujući ga sa Svetim Trojstvom, izbačen je iz reda zbog ‘opetovanog odbijanja‘ da se pozabavi optužbama za seksualno zlostavljanje i da se pridržava ograničenja koja su mu postavljena, objavila je sredinom srpnja katolička novinska agencija CNA, prenosi portal 24 sata.

Rupnik je prema kanonskim normama imao rok za žalbu do 14. srpnja, a kako to nije učinio, njegov nadređeni je 15. lipnja najavio njegovo isključenje iz reda Družbe Isusove.

Katolička agencija pisala je i da su razni mediji objavili da će se slovenski svećenik preseliti u Hrvatsku, u Splitsko-makarsku nadbiskupiju.

Iz ureda Splitsko-makarske nadbiskupije to su danas demantirali kratkim priopćenjem.

‘Čitajući izvješća iz nekih tiskovina prošlih dana stječe se dojam kako Slovenac Marko Ivan Rupnik, o kome su mediji prošlih mjeseci puno pisali, ‘kani doseliti u Splitsko-makarsku nadbiskupiju‘. Na ured Splitsko-makarske nadbiskupije nije stizala nikakva molba, a ni preporuka u svezi sa slučajem Marka Ivana Rupnika. Stoga je nejasno temeljem čega su pojedine tiskovine objavile na svojim stranicama obavijest o ‘doseljenju‘ Marka Ivana Rupnika u Splitsko-makarsku nadbiskupiju‘, poručili su, prenose 24 sata.

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