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Supreme Court Ends Legal Dispute over Poor Clares of Belorado

The Spanish Supreme Court closed the legal case involving the nuns from the Santa Clara monasteries in Belorado, Burgos, and Derio, Vizcaya.

The court rejected an appeal by Abbess Laura García de Viedma, confirming that the monasteries cannot be converted into civil associations.

The verdict sided with Archbishop Mario Iceta of Burgos, who is also the Pontifical Commissioner of the monasteries.

The dispute began in 2024 when the nuns published a manifesto declaring the Church heretical and announcing their departure. Over the following months, the nuns followed different figures and sects.

They tried to register their buildings, which belonged to the Poor Clares, as independent cultural associations, but they failed.

In June 2024, the nuns were excommunicated.

In March 2025, a civil court ruled in favor of evicting the nuns from the buildings. The ruling was upheld in August.

With the most recent Supreme Court's decision, all prior rulings stand, and the Church gets control of the buildings.

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'They complained that in recent years there have been “contradictions, double and confusing language, ambiguity, and loopholes in clear doctrine have been coming from the Chair of Peter.” '
Sounds to me like Pope Francis was the last straw. Fruits of the Bergoglian/globalist church.