A City Of Refuge

Drawing Aside the Purple Curtain
The Papal System Today: an Analysis of the News.

The Horrific Abuse of Nuns by a
Jesuit Priest-Artist. By Shaun Willcock, BIBLE BASED MINISTRIES, SOUTH AFRICA.

 
Nothing Has Changed!
Over the years there have been ignorant Protestants who have indignantly said, “Oh, all those tall
tales about priests abusing and raping nuns – they’re just sensationalist anti-Catholic horror stories!
They’re not true.” Others, only slightly less ignorant, have said, “Yes, that sort of thing went on in the
past, in the Dark Ages or perhaps even into the nineteenth century, but it doesn’t happen today.” Such
statements are usually made by ecumenical “love gospel Evangelicals” who believe that Roman
Catholics are their brothers and sisters in Christ, that we should all just “preach Jesus and His love”.
As far as they are concerned, anyone who exposes such things is an unloving scaremonger, a dinosaur
out of touch with the great “revival” we’re all supposed to be experiencing.
The Vatican’s ecumenical machine has really done a number on them.
For the plain truth of the matter is that priests of Rome are not only sexually abusing boys and girls
by the tens of thousands throughout the world, but are still doing what priests have done for centuries:
they are using convents as their own private brothels, sexually abusing nuns and then threatening to
harm them – and actually doing so – if they dare to speak up. It goes on all the time, all over the
world, just as it always has. What ex-priest Charles Chiniquy wrote about in his great book, The
Priest, the Woman, and the Confessional1 is happening just as much today as it did in his day.  

 FAMOUS JESUIT IN HORRIFIC ABUSE SCANDAL. The Jesuit Order is presently being shaken by a huge sexual scandel involving MARCO IVAN RUPNIK, a celebrity Jesuit priest-artist and personal FRIEND OF FRANCIS, the Jesuit Pope, whose mosaics decorate Romish edifices in the Vatican and in various other countries. He is accused of sexually and physically abusing nuns while officiating as the priest-confessor to their convent in Slovenia.

The scandal is so huge that the ex-provincial of the Euro-Mediterranean Jesuit province, priest Gianfranco
Matarazzo, described it as “a tsunami of injustice, lack of transparency, questionable management,
dysfunctional activity, personalized work, apostolic community sacrificed to the leader and unequal
treatment.” He said the case would do “deadly damage to the Jesuit Order, but even more so to Holy
Mother Church.”2 THE FULL HOUSE OF HORRORS STORY, HERE: AND HERE: