Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has defended his reputation in three new interviews, answering criticism about his past record. It follows the publication of Archbishop Viganò’s testimony, in which he accuses Pope Francis and other senior churchmen of covering up Theodore McCarrick’s sexual abuse.
In an interview with the journalist Aldo Maria Valli, translated by the website One Peter Five, the archbishop says his critics “cannot stop looking for places to draw poison with which to destroy my credibility”.
