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How does the Diocese sanctioned screening processes for job positions, which involves the dipping into the private record files of long past crimes(an issue in itself), reconcile with the Vatican’s protest of having secret disclosed files exposed to the public. We are told the former is justified for the common good, but the latter would seem to benefit it also.
I’m not taking a position here, but the Vatican response is surprising.
How does the Diocese sanctioned screening processes for job positions, which involves the dipping into the private record files of long past crimes(an issue in itself), reconcile with the Vatican’s protest of having secret disclosed files exposed to the public. We are told the former is justified for the common good, but the latter would seem to benefit it also.
I’m not taking a position here, but the Vatican response is surprising.