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Pope Francis
Viganò has broken the silence. Expect the Vatican to dig in
The archbishop has revealed a network which had long been discussed
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Cupich says interview edited unfairly
The cardinal had described the Viganò testimony as a potential 'rabbit hole' for Pope Francis
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Luke Coppen
Cupich dismisses Viganò claims as a 'rabbit hole'
The cardinal said that Pope Francis 'has got to get on with other things, of talking about the environment'
Catholic News Agency
Gänswein: Benedict did not 'confirm' Viganò testimony
The Pope Emeritus has not commented on the allegations against his successor
Catholic News Agency
DiNardo calls for conclusive answers to questions raised by Viganò's testimony
'The questions raised deserve answers that are conclusive and based on evidence,' the US bishops conference president said
Catholic News Agency
Bishop McElroy accuses Viganò of 'distorting' the truth
He also accused Viganò of 'massive personal participation' in covering up clerical abuse
Staff Reporter
Viganò responds to abuse cover-up allegations
The former US nuncio denied claims he 'quashed' an investigation into a prelate accused misconduct with seminarians
Staff Reporter
Where did retired McCarrick live after alleged Vatican sanctions?
The Archdiocese of Washington has declined to comment on details of McCarrick's living arrangements
Ed Condon/CNA
The Viganò letter could spark a conflagration in the curia
Its tone may be intemperate, but the claims must be seriously investigated
Fr Raymond de Souza
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