Poisoned chalice refusal?
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I suspect the child abuse scandals are catching up with the person who was running the Vatican’s internal “police” for 24 years before becoming pope.
Here, in Victoria, Australia, at least 50 boys who were abused went on to commit suicide later on in life.
https://www.theage.com.au/victoria/churchs-suicide-victims-20120412-1wwox.html
When I think that I – as a 10 year old – spent some months in a Brothers school in Northern Ireland, I get the shivers.
This article has since appeared in my local paper:
“Ratzinger was behind great Catholic cover-up”
https://www.theage.com.au/opinion/society-and-culture/ratzinger-was-behind-great-catholic-coverup-20130212-2e9jb.html
Now that I have had a little time to think about it, I am beginning to wonder whether it has anything to do with MontePaschi. The point is that Italian politics, the catholic church, big business and mafia have a good deal of overlap.
https://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324906004578291813964318642.html
Let’s not forget what happened to “God’s banker” in London in 1982:
Still, these things have never mattered before, and while media now puts them on display, the population is still turning to [strike]religion and church[/strike] *ahem* “spirituality” *ahem* in greater and greater numbers, while the anti-“the other guy’s religion” sentiment is rising and it will force the church into taking position in the inevitable cleansing.
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