Attorneys play audio recordings claiming to show Arlington nun admit to breaking her vow of chastity
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- The Arlington monastery has been in a civil dispute with the Diocese of Fort Worth and Bishop Michael Olson for months.
I'd like to know if the nun gave permission to be recorded.
Since the nun did share clips of the audio before (not the full audio only clips), I am guessing she wouldn't mind that the full audio is released
@GeorgeGeorge-by2lf because the nun was using the audio and actively sharing it online, also what do you even mean? This whole thing started because the nun didn't agree to the bishop replacing her as head or superior of her convent because she commited a mortal sin and broke one of her vows the audio justified the bishop reasoning
Good question AND Seal of Confession?
They don't make a big deal when Priests break their vows
Kick Bishop Olson out now.
This is not about Religion, it's about Real Estate. As if the Catholic church doesn't own enough land ? I would think the Bishop would have more to worry about than one Nun going astray.
Bishop Olsen needs to be exposed for his homosexuality, publicly for what he did to this nun and convent. This is what happens when you don't mind your own business, because now it's his turn on the chopping block. ‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼
It is a church issue...and a very delicate subject...they are only human...
Very delicate if we are recording confession now....how long till wealthy parishioners are getting extorted for their sins??
said the bishop to the alter boy, those pesky women
Seems like case closed to me. No money for her.
@GeorgeGeorge-by2lf The tape is publicly available. It was both in person and over the phone. She should not be in a leadership role because she has shown herself to be deceptive in trying to gain donations for sympathy. By acting the way she has it has only confirmed the bishops actions.
@GeorgeGeorge-by2lf she didn't broke the 6th commandment over the phone, she broke it before this by having se ual relations with a priest
Where's the priest?
I wonder how many priests he's gone after??
Thank goodness for confession 😉🙏✌️
How long till wealthy parishioners are getting extorted??
Is a Church issue.
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case was dismissed
The nuns are disobedient to the bishop and now Rome. They are no longer Catholic
I can't believe some people still blame the bishop it's quite clear the nun is in the wrong here
@GeorgeGeorge-by2lf what are you talking about he does has the authority accoding to canon law 667 s 2 and canon law 682 s 1 and 2 plus they already did contact the vatican he had the authority to do this from the very start, also this wasn't an interrogation did you listen to the audio? The bishop was very soft spoken he may be a bit hot headed and wrong in his way of handling certain things like restricting the mass to the nuns was un called for but the way he handled his "questioning" is definitely not one of it, also what stealing property? The bishop did not take down the monastery. Idk what you meant by the Bishop not having specifi, it already been proven that he does have the authority to do this according to canon law and a Vatican decree, the nun has confessed in 5 different occasion that she has broke her vow of chastity and the 6th commandment heck the priest she broke her vow with has been identified and has been suspended in their clerical duties. Don't let your feeling cloud your judgment or logic
@@Halo-wp3zh Catholic canon law states that “the sacramental seal of confession is inviolable; therefore it is absolutely forbidden for a confessor to betray in any way a penitent in words or in any manner and for any reason.” The penalty for purposefully violating this law is automatic excommunication.
@@johnpaulsandoval6178 correct but this isn't a sacramental confession, I mean just listen to it this is just the Bishop asking the nun if the allegation are true, you can listen to it in reason and theology channel.
He's speaking softly but he sounds creepy and absolutely chillung. If you're taken in by him, more fool you.
@@carmellewis2466 The way someone sounds is definitely not the way to prove someone's innocent or wrongdoings. What kind of comment is this?
Also, it's literally been proven now that the bishop was right by now. The vatican afirm his authority to do this, and there's been more investigation that showed other questionable things in the nun convent like a high amount of drugs they have literally found the priest and the "messages" she sent to this priest. Straight up supporting the nuns is just ignorance at this point
Are we recording confessions now??....How long till wealthy parishioners are getting extorted ?
What are you talking about? This isn't a sacramental confession, also what does the last part even mean?
@@Halo-wp3zh but it is the sacrament of confession from a penitent sorrowful and seeking absolution and penance.
@@johnpaulsandoval6178 yes that's what the sacrament is but this isn't that confession, it's not a sacramental one, it's just someone confessing, just listen to the audio it's just the bishop and the nun talking no prayer no nothing this confession is just the nun "confessing" to what she done not that the nun went to a conffesion. I know it's a bit confusing since the sacramment of confession is often called just confession, but this isn't the sacrament it's just the nun confessing
@@johnpaulsandoval6178There were several people there. It was not confession. It was an investigation.
Catholic canon law states that “the sacramental seal is inviolable; therefore it is absolutely forbidden for a confessor to betray in any way a penitent in words or in any manner and for any reason.” The penalty for purposefully violating this law is automatic excommunication
What happens if the seal of confession is broken?
Punishment for breaking the seal of the confessional is conferred by the severity of the violation: "a confessor who directly violates the seal of the confessional," that is: explicitly connects a sin to a penitent, "incurs a latae sententiae excommunication."
@keithmayhewhammond5357 Under investigation because she confessed to this Bishop only to be questioned several times more about it later by the same Bishop which the conversation was recorded.
It is called the seal of confession for a reason. It's not to be betrayed and never to be recorded with intent to reveal later.
Watch Alfred Hitchcock "I confess" it puts on display how serious the seal of confession really is.
@keithmayhewhammond5357 the confession did happen, only the Bishop came back to speak to this Nun a 2nd and 3rd time at some point the conversation was recorded. I'm pretty sure she caught onto this because it is not normal for a Bishop to do. Add to the fact that Confession is meant for mortal sins it raises an eyebrow as to why this was used against her?
excommunicate the priest then and put his face and name all over the news too.
The Bishop was kind. The nuns should be praying and meditating.
Did you say that about all them Catholic priests you disgusting idiot
And the priests shouldn't be sexting with them
Bishop Olsen needs to be exposed for his homosexuality, publicly for what he did to this nun and convent. This is what happens when you don't mind your own business, because now it's his turn on the chopping block.
@@josephsf2452 a bishop trying to put discpiline to a nun for commiting adultary should just "mind his own business"? It's literally his job not to "mind his own business"
@@Halo-wp3zh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is a cannonical issue. It has no budiness in state court. Another example of how out of control the RC church is. Noone really minds the store. Still the question remains. A nun in a wheelchair breaking the vow of chastity?? A bit bizzare. When did she end up in a wheelchair? Is this all BS on a slow news day???? Too many holes.😢
You realize you don’t have to use your body to break the vow of chastity? She did so in phone conversations
As a US citizen the prioress cannot be forced from her home by anyone, even if they are a bishop.
It would appear that the prioress has grounds to sue the Bishop to sue for harassment and defamation of character.
Anytime ownership of property is idisputed, (which may be the bishop's ultimate motivation) it is within the jurisdiction of the State judicial system. Just because the Vatican in Rome, Italy, says the Bishop has jurisdiction over the monastery doesn't change the land deeds an other legal documents showing that the property is owned by a non-profit whose board consists of the Nuns.
This is not a civil issue. Shame on the nuns for eveb bringing a civil case against him. All of the nuns on this case shiuld be kicked out of the churches. When allowed, women destroy everything around them.
@@ellencarter2668 Not only is she included, but she agrees. So take your evil lliberal white feminist ideology and kick rocks ho!
You don't know the story so please stop talking/writing