US EditionOpus Dei Bishop Stands Down over Abuse Allegations
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Opus Dei Bishop stands down over abuse allegations
[Photo above: Sydney Auxiliary Bishop Richard Umbers] One of the most senior members of the Catholic Church, Sydney Auxiliary Bishop Richard Umbers, has stood down over allegations of abuse, which had been reported to police. The church’s powerful Sydney Archdiocese said Umbers — second in charge only to Archbishop Anthony Fischer — had “agreed to stand aside” while investigations were underway. Umbers emphatically denies the allegations. “The Ar
by Ramiro Barreiro Montevideo (360News) A thriving Uruguayan family living in Chile is captured in 1950 by priests sent from Spain and unknowingly initiate an extensive worldwide network of submission, scams and manipulations that the world knows as Opus Dei, the organization recognized by the Catholic Church that is naked in “Te Serviré”, an investigation by Argentine journalist Paula Bistagnino. According to the organization itself, the missio…
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