“Pope Francis was informed in July 2013 that Wesolowski, the Vatican ambassador to the Dominican Republic, was accused of soliciting many poor street boys for sex. The pope dismissed Wesolowski in secret from his post but left him a free man and the archbishop fled to Rome.
Wesolowski was finally arrested by the Vatican in September 2014 only after ‘there was a serious risk that the ambassador would be arrested on Italian territory at the request of the Dominican authorities and then extradited,’ reported the Italian newspaper, Corriere della Sera. The archbishop was found with more than 100,000 computer files of child pornography, a ‘key ingredient’ in sex trafficking.”
Wesolowski died mysteriously while he was under house arrest in the Vatican on the eve of his trial that would have brought attention to the above information.
By open letter and video message ‘handed to Pope Francis’ in May 2014, former students at the notorious Provolo Institute for the Deaf in Italy where more than one hundred deaf and mute children had been sexually abused, informed the pontiff that one of the predators, Fr. Nicola Corradi, held a current position at the Provolo Institute in Argentina.
The pope took no action to stop him.
Corradi and four others in the Argentine school were arrested in November 2016 and charged with raping and molesting at least 22 children. More reports poured in and “it’s now thought that as many as 60 children fell victim to abuse.”
‘Victims said they were forced to perform sexual acts on one another and made to watch other students being abused.’ ‘One of the alleged victims said she witnessed how a girl was raped by one priest while the other one forced her to give him oral sex.’ Another accused a nun “of making her wear a diaper to cover up a hemorrhage after she was raped by a priest’ when she was five years old.”
‘Francis recalled he had a steep learning curve on abuse, admitting that his ‘conversion’ moment came during a 2018 trip to Chile, when he discredited victims of the country’s most notorious predator priest,’ the AP reported.”
Pope Francis defends paedophile Vatican ambassador Wesolowski and Fr. Nicola Corradi
“Pope Francis was informed in July 2013 that Wesolowski, the Vatican ambassador to the Dominican Republic, was accused of soliciting many poor street boys for sex. The pope dismissed Wesolowski in secret from his post but left him a free man and the archbishop fled to Rome.
Wesolowski was finally arrested by the Vatican in September 2014 only after ‘there was a serious risk that the ambassador would be arrested on Italian territory at the request of the Dominican authorities and then extradited,’ reported the Italian newspaper, Corriere della Sera. The archbishop was found with more than 100,000 computer files of child pornography, a ‘key ingredient’ in sex trafficking.”
Wesolowski died mysteriously while he was under house arrest in the Vatican on the eve of his trial that would have brought attention to the above information.
By open letter and video message ‘handed to Pope Francis’ in May 2014, former students at the notorious Provolo Institute for the Deaf in Italy where more than one hundred deaf and mute children had been sexually abused, informed the pontiff that one of the predators, Fr. Nicola Corradi, held a current position at the Provolo Institute in Argentina.
The pope took no action to stop him.
Corradi and four others in the Argentine school were arrested in November 2016 and charged with raping and molesting at least 22 children. More reports poured in and “it’s now thought that as many as 60 children fell victim to abuse.”
‘Victims said they were forced to perform sexual acts on one another and made to watch other students being abused.’ ‘One of the alleged victims said she witnessed how a girl was raped by one priest while the other one forced her to give him oral sex.’ Another accused a nun “of making her wear a diaper to cover up a hemorrhage after she was raped by a priest’ when she was five years old.”
‘Francis recalled he had a steep learning curve on abuse, admitting that his ‘conversion’ moment came during a 2018 trip to Chile, when he discredited victims of the country’s most notorious predator priest,’ the AP reported.”