Will The Head Of The Vatican Jesuit Cartel Finally Be Arrested For Crimes Against Humanity? Pope Benedict's Cronies Alludes To No Contest

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Vatican Asks Judge To Reject Attempt In Ky. To Get Under-oath Testimony From Pope Benedict XVI

Published June 24, 2010

| Associated Press

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LOUISVILLE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The Vatican is asking a federal judge to reject an attempt to question Pope Benedict XVI under oath in a Kentucky sex abuse lawsuit. Attorneys for the Roman Catholic Church say there has been no evidence of a link to church officials in Rome.

The arguments were filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Louisville. They also say that forcing Benedict to give a deposition would violate international law.

The Kentucky lawsuit accuses the Vatican of orchestrating a coverup of priests sexually abusing children throughout the U.S.

Louisville attorney William McMurry has asked to depose Benedict and other Vatican officials. McMurry has also asked that the Vatican turn over administrative documents and respond to questions related to the abuse scandal in the U.S.

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Pope's Upcoming Synagogue Visit Will Have To Shake Off Steps Toward Pius XXII Sainthood & Holocaust Denial

Tensions Linger as Pope Readies for Synagogue Visit

Friday January 8, 2010

VATICAN CITY (RNS) When Pope Benedict XVI visits Rome's main synagogue next Sunday (Jan. 17) to mark Italy's 21st annual Day of Jewish-Christian Reflection, the setting alone will reflect a momentous event in Jewish-Catholic relations.

The Great Synagogue of Rome stands inside the city's former Jewish ghetto, where for centuries (from 1555 to 1870) Rome's Jews lived behind locked gates and were treated as pariahs by orders of the Vatican.

In going there now, Benedict follows in the footsteps of his predecessor Pope John Paul II, whose 1986 visit was the first time a pope had entered a Jewish house of worship since the early centuries of Christianity.

Benedict's repeat visit represents the "institutionalization" of John Paul's historic overture, setting a precedent that "will be very hard for any successor to ignore," said Rabbi David Rosen, director of interreligious affairs for the American Jewish Committee.

Still, Benedict's visit also comes at a moment of heightened tension between Jews and the Catholic Church. Several recent controversies have raised doubts -- which Rosen calls "unjustified" -- about Benedict's commitment to strong relations between the two faiths.

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