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PopeAandiyaar's Past is back to the present

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Post by Uppili Fri Mar 15, 2013 2:40 am

..Possibly the darkest period during Francis' rise to power took place when he served as the nation's top Jesuit. In 1976, during Argentina's dictatorship, the navy kidnapped priests Orlando Yorio and Francisco Jalics. Some have accused Francis, then provincial superor for the Society of Jesus, of not doing enough to assert his influence and free them. They were found five months later. The incident led to rumors and allegations that Francis was complicit in the dictatorship's appalling atrocity -- that he didn't do enough to expose it and perhaps was even partly responsible for the priests' prolonged detention, said Jim Nicholson, a former U.S. ambassador to the Holy See. Although the allegations against Francis have never been proved, they continue to haunt him, so much so that the human rights group Center for Legal and Social Studies in Argentina opposes Francis' selection as pope.

Looks like the Reputation of PopeNazi is hovering around the new pope.

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