Tag Archives: Archbishop Viganò

Child of Viganò

Posted on 28 May 2019 by catholicsensibility

A facebook friend alerted me to this Crux piece on a report published by Anthony Figueiredo, a Newark diocesan priest, Rome resident, and occasional travel aide for ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The source confirms some sort of restriction in place–the former … Continue reading →

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Private Request

Posted on 1 September 2018 by catholicsensibility

An old blogging foil asked me how long it would take for Pope Francis’ silence to bother me. Given the unraveling of the case against his resignation, it would seem that so far, silence from the Chair of Peter is … Continue reading →

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What Could Popes Have Known?

Posted on 27 August 2018 by catholicsensibility

Archbishop Viganò’s central premise is that two popes knew about Archbishop McCarrick’s abuse of seminarians and its cover-up among American prelates. Granted, Richard Sipe’s letters and other efforts are pretty damning. Even the ex-nuncio’s testimony has the ring of truth … Continue reading →

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Viganò Bombs The Church

Posted on 25 August 2018 by catholicsensibility

Whispered here, and already in the fringe and conservative pajama news outlets online, a memo from the former nuncio (2011-2016) to the US, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò. I read through the memo, and there’s some significant dirt on people. There are … Continue reading →

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