Posts tagged Marko Rupnik
On Religion: Should The Vatican Stop Displaying Art By A Priest Accused Of Abuse?
On Religion: Should The Vatican Stop Displaying Art By A Priest Accused Of Abuse?

(ANALYSIS) When members of the Society of Jesus gather at Borgo Santo Spirito, their headquarters near the Vatican, they worship surrounded by the relics of Jesuit saints and works of sacred art. This includes the work of Father Marko Ivan Rupnik, who the Jesuits expelled last year after investigations into allegations he sexually and emotionally abused up to 30 women in religious orders. The Vatican had excommunicated the priest in 2020, but quickly withdrew that judgment.

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Analysis, Catholicism, Christianity, Crime, Culture, News, Europe, Religion, Women, womenTerry Mattinglyart, vatican, pope francis, Vatican, Marko Rupnik, clergy abuse, clergy sex abuse, scandal, crime, news, recharge, women, Terry Mattingly Comment
What Rupnik’s Art Tells Us About The Modern Catholic Church
What Rupnik’s Art Tells Us About The Modern Catholic Church

(ANALYSIS) What’s important to grasp off the bat is his immense importance as a public figure, as theartistic representative of the post-conciliar, Novus Ordo regime. His images are the gold standard for “iconic,” officially promoted, VaticanTwoist aesthetics. As such he is a celebrity in the NovusOrdoist world.

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Catholicism, Christianity, Art & Music, Art and Music, Arts & CultureHilary WhiteHilary White, art, art and culture, Italy, Catholic church, Marko Rupnik, Pope Francis, Vatican II, church art, church, Christianity, newsComment