Rev. Marko Rupnik Expelled from Jesuit Order Amidst Sexual Abuse Allegations

Former nuns accuse renowned artist and priest of sexual and psychological abuse, demanding transparency and accountability from the Vatican.

Two former nuns allege that Rev. Marko Rupnik subjected them to sexual and psychological abuse, including forcing them to watch pornography and participate in threesomes, under the guise of 'spiritual growth'.
Rupnik, a prominent Jesuit artist, was expelled from the order last year after refusing to respond to allegations from about 20 women.
The Vatican has reopened the case against Rupnik, with victims set to testify before the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Victims demand a full public accounting of Rupnik's actions and the cover-up, including the involvement of high-ranking officials within the Vatican.
The scandal highlights ongoing issues with how the Catholic Church handles allegations of sexual and spiritual abuse, despite promises of 'zero tolerance'.