US EditionArgüello Criticizes the Media's Double "Variety of Measuring" with garcía Ortiz and the Bishop of Cadiz
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The Spanish Church has been living since this Saturday an unprecedented episode. The Holy See has officially accepted the resignation of Monsignor Rafael Zornoza as bishop of Cadiz and Ceuta, a relay that comes in the midst of internal proceedings for an accusation of sexual abuse that the prelate himself considers "unjust and false".
"Some media maintain the innocence of those who have already been convicted and affirm the guilt of those who have not been tried," says the president of the Episcopal Conference. More information: Pope Leo XIV accepts the resignation of the Bishop of Cadiz after the accusations of sexual harassment he faces.
'Some media maintain the innocence of those who have already been convicted and affirm their guilt, with execution in the public square, of those who have not been tried,' Luis Argüello pointed out.
The president of the Episcopal Conference, Luis Argüello, has criticized the different "various measure" of some media after the accusations of guilt of the bishop of Cádiz, Rafael Zornoza, of the accusation of sexual abuse of a minor without having been tried, while maintaining "the innocence of those who have already been convicted", days after the ruling on the Attorney General of the State, Álvaro García Ortiz, was known.
The president of the Episcopal Conference, Luis Argüello, has criticized the different "various measure" of some media after the accusations of guilt of the bishop of Cádiz, Rafael Zornoza, of the accusation of sexual abuse of a minor without having been tried, while maintaining "the innocence of those who have already been convicted", days after the ruling on the Attorney General of the State, Álvaro García Ortiz, was known.
The president of the Episcopal Conference and archbishop of Valladolid, Luis Argüello, today shared in his social networks a reflection in which it seems
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