Q Post 3709 and this story, "Pope accepts resignation of nuncio to France accused of misconduct" As a Catholic it is hard to see these stories about people that are SUPPOSE to be CLOSE to GOD but aren't. Q says: "Dark > Light. Those you are taught to trust most…. Q" It is so true that "THOSE YOU ARE TAUGHT TO TRUST MOST" are doubly EVIL when they BREAK that trust. The damage done to people that INNOCENTLY think "MEN OF GOD" are good, and then they do HORRIBLE things, causes so much trauma to people, and not only those abused, but to all people that expect more from people in the Church. I know many people just think the Catholic Church is bad anyway. I had to deal with that idea lots of times, and many people assume they are the 1ST to show you how WRONG YOU ARE. but they aren't, and it is not true. Melania is a CATHOLIC, and so many good people, past and present are too. But it is TRAGIC when people that should be good aren't. I believe in the Catholic Faith. And just because there are EVIL people in the Church doesn't mean it's any different than other TRUSTED professions that do EVIL. OUR GOVERNMENT is a big example of that. Evil has entered MANY PLACES of TRUST. https://qmap.pub/read/3709 Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Archbishop Luigi Ventura, the nuncio to France, who has been under investigation for sexual misconduct in France and in Canada. Announcing the archbishop's retirement Dec. 17, the Vatican provided no reason why he stepped down. A statement released by the nunciature in Paris said Pope Francis accepted the resignation "for reasons of age." Archbishop Ventura turned 75, the age at which bishops must offer their resignations, Dec. 9. A French judicial official confirmed in February that the prosecutor's office in Paris had opened an investigation into an allegation of "sexual aggression" by Archbishop Ventura. The French newspaper, Le Monde, reported that the archbishop was suspected of having sexually molested a young male employee at the Paris city hall Jan. 17, the day the mayor was giving her New Year's address to diplomats and other leading figures. A few weeks after the French court report the apostolic nunciature in Ottawa, Ontario, confirmed it received a complaint of sexual misconduct concerning Archbishop Ventura, who was the Vatican's ambassador to Canada from 2001 to 2009. In its story on the archbishop's retirement, Vatican News reported Dec. 17 that in France four accusations, "three for presumed sexual molestation," have been filed against him. A preliminary investigation in France concluded in late June and the Vatican in July announced that it had waived the archbishop's diplomatic immunity. The move to waive diplomatic immunity was "an extraordinary gesture that confirms the will of the nuncio, expressed from the beginning of the matter, to cooperate fully and spontaneously with the French judicial authorities responsible for the case," the Vatican press office said at the time. Although the archbishop did not officially step down as nuncio until after he turned 75, French media, including the Catholic outlets I.Media and La Croix, reported in September that the archbishop already had moved back to Rome and was living in a Vatican-owned apartment building. https://angelusnews.com/news/world/pope-accepts-resignation-of-nuncio-to-france-accused-of-misconduct/