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Pope Francis, known as the 'People's Pope', has been accused of shielding sexual predators within the clergy, including a priest accused of violently raping nuns. Recent discussions among cardinals in Rome have brought to light concerns about clerical abuse, yet details remain confidential. Despite promises to hold the Church accountable for such abuses, evidence suggests that Francis consistently protected credibly accused individuals from justice during his papacy. This includes cases involving multiple victims and serious allegations against prominent clerics. The revelations raise significant questions about his legacy and commitment to addressing sexual abuse within the Church. For more details, visit the full article.