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The bishop was cut off from the Church for the rest of his life because of what he did to the Pope.

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The bishop was cut off from the Church for the rest of his life because of what he did to the Pope.

In Italy, the Vatican reports that the Archbishop of this city has been excommunicated from the Church for criticizing Pope Francis.

This was announced by the Vatican's teaching office. Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano was forced to separate from the Catholic Church (known as a 'schism') after years of serious disagreement with the Pope. The 83-year-old archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano has previously called on the Pope to resign, accusing him of apostasy and criticizing his positions on immigration, climate change and interracial relationships.

Archbishop Vigano was a high-ranking person in the Church. He was the Pope's envoy to Washington from 2011 to 2016. In 2018, he went into hiding after accusing the Pope of knowing about sexual abuse by an American cardinal and failing to do anything about it. The Vatican denied the claim.

Over time, the archbishop has interacted with US misrepresentations, criticizing Covid vaccines and claiming that there is a "global economic" and "anti-Christian" project. of the United Nations and other groups. Both of these points are often repeated by naysayers. The Vatican's teaching office said on Friday that his refusal to respect Pope Francis was evident in his public statements.

Marc N

www.andika.rw

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