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There was no real interest in their suffering : Cardinal Marx apologizes to victims after Munich abuse report – Catholic World Report
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Cardinal Reinhard Marx speaks at a press conference in Munich, Germany, Jan. 27, 2022. / Screenshot from erzbistum-muenchen.de.Munich, Germany, Jan 27, 2022 / 04:09 am (CNA).Cardinal Reinhard Marx offered a personal apology to abuse survivors on Thursday, in the wake of a report criticizing the handling of cases in his archdiocese of Munich and Freising.Speaking at a press conference in Munich, southern Germany, on Jan. 27, the 68-year-old cardinal said that the treatment of victims was "inexcusable," reported CNA Deutsch, CNA s German-language news partner."I am attributed responsibility in this report and I am prepared to take responsibility. Last year I wrote to Pope Francis, and I have also stated elsewhere before, that for me the greatest guilt is to have overlooked those affected. That is inexcusable," he said."There was no real interest in their fate, in their suffering. In my opinion, this is also due to systemic reasons, and at the same time I bear mor
Cardinal Marx shocked and ashamed by Munich abuse report – Catholic World Report
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The Frauenkirche, the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. / Suicasmo via Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).Munich, Germany, Jan 20, 2022 / 05:49 am (CNA).A long-awaited report on the handling of abuse cases in Germany s Archdiocese of Munich and Freising has faulted Pope emeritus Benedict XVI and Cardinal Reinhard Marx. The study issued on Thursday criticized the retired German pope s handling of four cases during his time in charge of the southern German archdiocese. Media reports had previously focused on his handling of a single case, that of a priest named Father Peter Hullermann.Benedict XVI, who strongly denies cover-up allegations, sent 82 pages of observations to investigators compiling the report. Westpfahl Spilker Wastl, the law firm that produced the study, presented the conclusions of the more than 1,000-page text at a live-streamed press conference on Jan. 20, reported CNA Deutsch, CNA s German-language news partner. The study s official title is "Report on.
Cardinal Reinhard Marx, pictured in June 2016. / Degreezero via Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).Munich, Germany, Jan 20, 2022 / 09:20 am (CNA).Cardinal Reinhard Marx said on Thursday that he was "shocked and ashamed" at the findings of a report criticizing the handling of abuse cases in his Archdiocese of Munich and Freising.The study, issued on Jan. 20, accused the 68-year-old cardinal of mishandling two cases in the southern German archdiocese, reported CNA Deutsch, CNA s German-language news partner.Investigators claimed that Marx, who has led the archdiocese since 2007, failed to support victims and report the cases to the Vatican s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.In a statement hours after the report s publication, Marx did not respond directly to the criticisms.He said: "My first thought today is for those affected by sexual abuse, who have experienced harm and suffering at the hands of Church representatives, priests, and other employees in the sphere of the C
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