The Knights of Columbus told CNA that they “are carefully considering the best course of action” concerning the priest’s mosaics at the St. John Paul II National Shrine.
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John Paul II shrine ‘considering’ whether to remove mosaics by Father Rupnik
Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Mar 6, 2024 / 07:00 am In light of several serious accusations of abuse against Catholic artist …
Rupnik's perversions aside, the 'artwork' has little or no merit of itself and I think is unsuitable for a shrine. I think that Rupnik has done some work at Fatima as well.
@English Catholic Yes Rupnik was an entitled narcissist not only by people turning a blind eye to his sexual sins, but by people actually "praising" his ugly art! Much like Hunter Biden!
@philosopher the issue is NOT just an "artist" who lived a "sordid life" like Michelangelo is reputed to have done. It's a priest who coerced nuns to have sex with him and did so as a mockery of the Most Holy Trinity. Diabolical!!! TEAR IT DOWN!!!
I'm not against the removal of the mosaics by a perverted artist but many of the Renaissance artist lived sordid lives. For example, Caravaggio murder a man in a drunken dispute and was a whoremongerer. Bernini was also a womanizer. Many of their works are in the churches of Rome.
