Father Marko Rupnik concelebrated Mass at a basilica in Rome on Sunday despite restrictions prohibiting “any public ministerial and sacramental activity.”
The Jesuit priest and artist who has been accused of sexually and psychologically abusing consecrated women stood at the altar of the Basilica of Santa Prassede, a historic church popular with pilgrims located near the Basilica of St. Mary Major, at the 9 a.m. Sunday Mass on March 5, according to the Italian newspaper Domani.
When asked about the Mass, Father Rupnik’s superior, Jesuit Father Johan Verscheuren, said that Father Rupnik is only allowed “to concelebrate Masses in the context of the Aletti Center, which is his inner circle, his community.”
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