Alfonso
Son conocidas las acusaciones que se levantaron contra Carlos Urrutigoity, sean las de abuso sexual de menores (pederasta) como las de malversaci�n de fondos durante su estad�a en Pensilvania, Estados Unidos. El hecho es que ni la Iglesia ni el estado lo han juzgado de estas grav�simas faltas. Si lo hecharon de Scranton, Pensilvania, y fue recibido por el ahora demitido Obispo Livieres de Ciudad de Este. Desconozco en que sigue esta saga.
Si me pareci� muy interesante el comunicado emitido por la Di�cesis de Scranton, donde Urrutigoity servia al momento de las denuncias en cuesti�n.
Como ver�n, no solo la di�cesis de Scranton lo identific� como una "seria amenaza a la gente j�ven", sino que contin�a esfuerzos para que este tema sea denunciado ante las autoridades, aunque sin �xito.
Para mi, no hay que decir mucho m�s.
El �nfasis es mio.
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Diocese of Scranton
In response to a local media report concerning the status of Reverend Carlos Urrutigoity and the Diocese of Scranton, it is documented that during his time as Bishop of Scranton, the Most Reverend Joseph Martino, D.D., Hist. E.D. took the necessary steps to suppress the Society of Saint John and to deal with the priests of the extinguished Society. Father Urrutigoity was a member of the now suppressed Society. In so doing, the Diocese reported its serious concerns about this cleric to appropriate church officials, including Bishop Rogelio Livieres, Bishop of the Diocese of Ciudad del Este, Paraguay; the Apostolic Nuncio to Paraguay; and the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States.
In every instance, Bishop Martino clearly expressed his reservations concerning Father Urrutigoity, who was identified as posing a serious threat to young people. Bishop Martino also carefully and consistently expressed his grave doubts about this cleric�s suitability for priestly ministry and cautioned the Bishop of the Diocese of Ciudad del Este, Paraguay to not allow Father Urrutigoity to incardinate into his diocese. Despite these serious cautions, Bishop Rogelio Livieres informed the Diocese of Scranton that he was allowing Father Urrutigoity to incardinate into his Paraguay diocese.
While the Diocese of Scranton continues its commitment to report accusations of child sexual abuse to appropriate law enforcement and governmental entities and to create safe environments for children and young people, it also recognizes the responsibility of the Universal Church to respond to such accusations responsibly, transparently and with expediency. To this end, the Diocese of Scranton continues to reiterate its efforts in this particular matter despite what appears to be a lack of reciprocity in this particular case. In acknowledging the frustration brought about by this case, the Most Reverend Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Scranton, commented, �Every case of sexual abuse is appalling and leaves profound wounds. Cases such as this demand the promise of every diocese, parish and school throughout the Church to do all we can to learn from the mistakes of the past and establish safeguards for the future.�
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