Austrian Presbyter Accused of Attempted Rape of a Nun in “Confession” Has Been Acquitted by Francis-Bergoglio’s Kangaroo Court

From: The TRADITIO Fathers

Austrian Presbyter Hermann Geissler
Was Accused by a Novus Ordo “Nun”
Of Attempting to Rape Her during a “Confession”
Francis-Bergoglio Turned the Case Over
To a Kangaroo Court under His Direct Control
Not Surprisingly, Geissler Was Acquitted
Whether He Was Guilty or Not
Austrian and German Newchurchers Are Outraged

Five members of the Apostolic Signatura court directly controlled by Francis-Bergoglio has let Austrian presbyter Hermann Geissler off on charges of attempting to rape a Newchurch nun during a Novus Ordo “confession” in 2009. It had scandalously taken eight years for Benedict-Ratzinger and then Francis-Bergoglio to address the serious charge. The nun was a member of Geissler’s own German community, Familia Spiritualis Opus. That community had been investigated in 2013 and 2014 and forced to reorganize to expel corruption.

The verdict was rendered on May 17, 2019. Geissler had already stepped down on January 29, 2019, as head of the Doctrinal Department of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the [New Order] Faith since 2009. The verdict set off protests among Austrian and German Newchurchers, as Austrian Newcardinal Christoph Schonborn had already stated on television that he believed the nun. [Some information for this Commentary was contributed by the Zenit News Service.]

True Catholics, whether the verdict was correct or not, this was a kangaroo trial, far from objective. It is Newchurch judging its own, one of the many flaws in Francis-Bergoglio’s May 7, 2019, Motu Proprio Vos estis sal terrae, which fails to correct the paedophile crimes perpetrated by Newchurch presbyters, Newbishops, and Newcardinals. Other professional groups, such as physicians and lawyers, have determined that they are not in a position to judge their own justly and so have turned over such trials to judges outside their professions. Newchurch can’t take the risk. That is why the notorious case of presbyter Geissler was handled “in house,” where Bergoglio could control the verdict.

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