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The complaints of abuse against the teacher date to 2009 and 2011. After a long judicial process, the Supreme Court sentenced him to two years in prison in 2020, but since it was his first conviction and did not exceed a two-year sentence, he wasn’t imprisoned.
Request was published in a Sept. 10 message.
While the personal prelature’s leadership underscores their filial acceptance of Francis’ decision, canon lawyers point out the significance of the change.
Opus Dei in Argentina has responded to a BBC news story about a complaint made to the Vatican by 43 women who claim to have been exploited by the Catholic apostolate.
Pope Francis issued a document on Friday that changed the oversight of Opus Dei. It also decreed that its leader, the prelate, can no longer be a bishop.
On June 26, we celebrate 20 years of St. Josemaría Escrivá’s sainthood.
“Ordinary work is not only the context in which people should become holy,” said St. Josemaría. “It is the raw material of their holiness.”
COMMENTARY: Father Dick Rieman died last year, but his holy advice continues to be cherished.
COMMENTARY: While important details of the story are still emerging, there are a number of points that this high-profile priest’s case underscores.
Opus Dei announced Monday that it had paid a settlement following accusations of misconduct against a priest of the society made in 2002.
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