The Bishop of Malaga Rejects the Church’s Reply as a Priest Convicted of Sexual Assault
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The Bishop of Malaga rejects the Church’s reply as a priest convicted of sexual assault
The bishop defends "that the diocese has no subsidiary civil responsibility." Still, he has assured that, "immediately, the amounts established by the judgment were made available to the court": "Our commitment to help the victims was made clear"
The bishop of Malaga, José Antonio Satué, said this Friday that the Diocese defends “that it has no subsidiary civil responsibility” in the case of the priest [...]
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The bishop of Malaga, José Antonio Satué, has defended this Friday that the Diocese has no subsidiary civil responsibility in the case of the priest convicted for sedating and sexually assaulting four women. "With regard to the Diocese, we defend that we have no subsidiary civil responsibility and, as we believe, we have defended it in the courts," he said during a press conference in which he took stock of his first year as bishop of Malaga.
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