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Vatican City:
Pope Benedict denounced on Sunday as "surprising and
deplorable" raids by Belgian police on Church offices and the home
of a cardinal this week during an investigation into paedophilia by
Roman Catholic priests.
In a letter to the head of the Belgian bishops conference, Benedict
expressed his "solidarity" after Thursday's search of two Church
offices and the home of a former archbishop, during which computers
and files were removed and at least one tomb was opened.
Belgium's bishops, who were holding a meeting at the time of the
raids, were kept incommunicado for nine hours while the searches
were conducted.
"At this sad time, I wish to express ... my closeness and solidarity
for the surprising and deplorable ways in which the searches were
carried out," the pope said in his message.
"I hope that justice will follow its course while guaranteeing the
rights of individuals and institutions, respecting the victims,
(and) acknowledging those who undertake to collaborate," Benedict
added.
The Vatican protested to Belgium on Friday, expressing "shock" at
the way the raids were carried out and "indignation" at what it said
was the violation of tombs.
The Belgian Church was rocked in April when the bishop of Bruges,
Roger Vangheluwe, resigned and admitted to sexual abuse before and
after becoming a bishop. He was the first European bishop to step
down for committing sexual abuse of minors himself.
The Belgian Church has apologised for its silence on abuse cases in
the past and its new leader, Brussels Archbishop Andre-Joseph
Leonard, has promised a policy of zero tolerance toward predator
priests.
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