11-27-2020, 03:54 PM
Not soon enough as far as I'm concerned. That this top Catholic paedophile enabler has
virtually ignored the issue—particularly here in Australia with George Pell—for the entire
seven-year term of his papacy is, quite frankly, reprehensible.
Pope sued by three Australians sexually assaulted by Melbourne paedophile priest Michael Glennon.
It's the first case in Australia where victims have claimed compensation from a pope for
failing to take action to stop the clerical sexual abuse by a known abuser. The three men
were abused—repeatedly and regularly—by serial paedophile priest Michael Glennon in
the 1980s.
A writ has been lodged with the Victorian Supreme Court, claiming damages against Pope Francis,
the Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne, Peter Andrew Comensoli, and one of his predecessors,
known paedophile enabler Frank Little.
Glennon was sentenced a number of times for child sex offences and died in prison in 2014.
There were requests made to defrock Glennon as early as 1978, but that didn't occur until
well after the abuse of the three men occurred in 1984/85. But in 1991, Glennon was still
a Catholic priest, being allowed officially to minister, on behalf of the Melbourne archdiocese,
despite previous convictions for the sexual assault of minors.
In 2017, In an attempt to justify the Pope’s refusal to fully punish paedophile priests in the
name of "mercy", the Vatican's former Spokesman Gregory Burke (ex FOX news reporter!)
said:
The Holy Father understands that many victims and survivors can find any sign of mercy
in this area difficult. But he knows that the Gospel message of mercy is ultimately a source
of powerful healing and of grace.
In other words, no justice for victims, no justice for the children raped and abused by Catholic
priests, but mercy for the paedophile priests who rape children.
Maybe having to face a Civil Court action will wipe that sickening smile of this obnoxious old man's face?
virtually ignored the issue—particularly here in Australia with George Pell—for the entire
seven-year term of his papacy is, quite frankly, reprehensible.
Pope sued by three Australians sexually assaulted by Melbourne paedophile priest Michael Glennon.
It's the first case in Australia where victims have claimed compensation from a pope for
failing to take action to stop the clerical sexual abuse by a known abuser. The three men
were abused—repeatedly and regularly—by serial paedophile priest Michael Glennon in
the 1980s.
A writ has been lodged with the Victorian Supreme Court, claiming damages against Pope Francis,
the Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne, Peter Andrew Comensoli, and one of his predecessors,
known paedophile enabler Frank Little.
Glennon was sentenced a number of times for child sex offences and died in prison in 2014.
There were requests made to defrock Glennon as early as 1978, but that didn't occur until
well after the abuse of the three men occurred in 1984/85. But in 1991, Glennon was still
a Catholic priest, being allowed officially to minister, on behalf of the Melbourne archdiocese,
despite previous convictions for the sexual assault of minors.
In 2017, In an attempt to justify the Pope’s refusal to fully punish paedophile priests in the
name of "mercy", the Vatican's former Spokesman Gregory Burke (ex FOX news reporter!)
said:
The Holy Father understands that many victims and survivors can find any sign of mercy
in this area difficult. But he knows that the Gospel message of mercy is ultimately a source
of powerful healing and of grace.
In other words, no justice for victims, no justice for the children raped and abused by Catholic
priests, but mercy for the paedophile priests who rape children.
Maybe having to face a Civil Court action will wipe that sickening smile of this obnoxious old man's face?