Richard Williamson, Catholic bishop whose denial of Holocaust embarrassed Pope Benedict XVI, dies
- Richard Williamson, a Catholic bishop known for denying the Holocaust, has died at 84 after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage in England on January 24.
- Williamson was part of the Society of St. Pius X, which was formed in opposition to the Second Vatican Council in 1969.
- His denial of the Holocaust in a 2009 interview caused a scandal, leading to embarrassment for Pope Benedict XVI, who later acknowledged mistakes in handling the situation.
- Williamson was expelled from the Society in 2012 for insubordination and was fined in Germany for his denial of the Holocaust.
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