Nun is arrested for helping five priests ‘sexually abuse’ dozens of deaf children in...

[TheWorldNewsOrg]

Nun is arrested for helping five priests ‘sexually abuse’ dozens of deaf children in Argentina https://t.co/CBC1sFUEyG http://pic.twitter.com/1dLG6Ip8Ja

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) May 7, 2017

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[The Librarian]

I bet this news is rocking Argentina right now....

[Bible Speaks]

http://yournewswire.com/vatican-priests-rape-children/

Scary information coming out. 

Vatican: Priests ‘Not Responsible’ If They Rape Children

A senior Vatican Bishop has claimed that priests who rape children should not be held responsible for their actions

According to New York Catholic Bishop, Robert Cunningham, NY priests who have been caught raping children aged 7 and over are being wrongly accused because “children know what they’re doing, so it isn’t rape.”

The sickening statements were made in his testimony from a deposition for a federal lawsuit, in which Catholic priests are being criminally prosecuted for  decades of child abuse.

Countercurrentnews.com reports: According to Cunningham, the “age of reason” in the Catholic church is seven, so those boys are culpable for their actions. 

The shocking statement came during testimony that was recently released from a deposition for a federal lawsuit. Charles Bailey, a survivor of a priest’s abuse, asked then-Bishop James Moynihan whether the church held children victims partly responsible for sexual abuse from priests . “(Bishop) Moynihan said that right to my face – ‘The age of reason is 7, so if you’re at least 7 you’re culpable for your actions.’ That kind of floored me,” said Bailey.

Obviously, the sentiment isn’t something one Bishop believes, but a broader excuse used to cover for the guilt of sexual predators.

The “age of reason” may be seven years old, but that in no way makes it the “age it’s the kid’s fault he was raped.” According to church doctrine, seven is the age a child should understand the difference between right and wrong. It’s also the age a child is eligible for communion.

[Lorraine Reed]

This is horrible

[The Librarian]

@Nicole have you seen any of this news on the Spanish press at all? Or is it confined to the English world?

[Guest Nicole]

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