Publisher withdraws abuser priest Fr Rupnik's books

a global publisher has withdrawn three books by jesuit artist fr. marko ivan rupnik after he was accused of serial sex abuse. pauline books ...

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A global publisher has withdrawn three books by Jesuit artist Fr. Marko Ivan Rupnik after he was accused of serial sex abuse.

Pauline Books and Media announced on Thursday that it would withdraw the English editions of Rupnik's works it had published over the years "in light of this very sad news, and out of respect for those who have been hurt."

The Catholic publishing empire is run by the Daughters of St. Paul, a religious congregation that seeks to promote the gospel through the media.

Rupnik's three books published by Pauline Books and Media are: Discernment: Acquiring the Heart of God (2006), Human Frailty, Divine Redemption (2012) and Contemplating the Face of Christ (2018).

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