US EditionArchbishop reverses appointment of convicted rapist as chancellor
The Archbishop of Toulouse has reversed his decision to appoint a convicted rapist as diocesan chancellor following outrage from abuse survivors, church leaders, and the wider Catholic community. Archbishop Guy de Kerimel had initially promoted Fr. Dominique Spina—who was jailed in 2005 for raping a teenage seminary candidate—to the senior post in June. The announcement sparked fury, with victims’ groups calling the move “simply scandalous,” and…
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Archbishop reverses appointment of convicted rapist as chancellor
The Archbishop of Toulouse has reversed his decision to appoint a convicted rapist as diocesan chancellor following outrage from abuse survivors, church leaders, and the wider Catholic community. Archbishop Guy de Kerimel had initially promoted Fr. Dominique Spina—who was jailed in 2005 for raping a teenage seminary candidate—to the senior post in June. The announcement sparked fury, with victims’ groups calling the move “simply scandalous,” and…
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