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Francisco J. Delgado @PadreFJD · Oct 23 I have had the opportunity to examine the documents from the “trial” that resulted in the laicization of Fr. Ricardo Coronado, and I find it difficult to imagine a canonical proceeding involving more serious violations of legal principles. At no point are the alleged facts set out in detail, nor are the charges clearly specified. The final decision merely cites two canons, one of which concerns concubinage, even though Fr. Coronado has been living with his mother for years. I know for a fact that he was given no opportunity to defend himself, and that the final decision was not the result of a judicial proceeding, but rather a decision made ex officio et pro bono Ecclesiae, an extraordinary procedure that was abused during the previous pontificate. As for the earlier allegations, Fr. Coronado was thoroughly investigated and cleared of any suspicion of wrongdoing. His case represents an outrageous abuse of canonical justice that should scandalize every Catholic. This does not mean that what he says about Bishop Golka is true. On that matter, I have no opinion.

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Christine Niles
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Any reporting on Msgr. Coronado-Arrascue that fails to mention the numerous homosexual allegations against him stretching back to the 1990s - long before he knew Robert Prevost or James Golka - is incomplete. While Coronado denies the allegations, similar allegations were
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'He is a Liar': Archbishop Who CANCELED Fr. Ripperger Called Out Msgr. Ricardo Coronado-Arrascue says Archbishop Golka, who silenced Fr. Ripperger, pressured him out of his diocesan roles then publicly framed it as mutual—calling him a liar.
Francisco J. Delgado
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I have had the opportunity to examine the documents from the “trial” that resulted in the laicization of Fr. Ricardo Coronado, and I find it difficult to imagine a canonical proceeding involving more serious violations of legal principles. At no point are the alleged facts set
Francisco J. Delgado
@PadreFJD
As for the alleged ties between Fr. Ricardo Coronado and the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, they are entirely nonexistent. The whole narrative is the result of manipulation by Elise Ann Allen, who has a strong personal interest in opposing the Sodalitium, since she is herself one
Christine Niles
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Numerous former members of the Sodalitium confirmed Coronado's close ties. Trying to smear the journalist who cited them makes your own testimony not credible.
Francisco J. Delgado
@PadreFJD
That is false. Those supposedly numerous former members (not so numerous, in fact) claim to be victims and expect to receive their share of the spoils from the Sodalitium.
Francisco J. Delgado
@PadreFJD
Their entire evidence consists of a photograph taken during a dinner. As it happens, I know some of the people who attended that dinner, who have no connection whatsoever to the Sodalitium, and they confirmed to me that Prevost, Chiclayo, or anything of the sort was never discussed. I myself have been a victim of Elise Ann Allen’s manipulations, so I would suggest that you investigate the matter more thoroughly before uncritically accepting the only version of events you have heard.
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