NYT RESEARCH
NOTE: THE PEDO VATICAN PRIEST MACIEL OFFICIATED NYT OWNER CARLOS SLIMS'S WEDDING.
NCR(National Catholic Register)
Francis heads to Mexico amid Legionaries of Christ disclosures
Feb 8, 2016
by Jason Berry
The Legion operates a network of elite private schools and a major university in Mexico, with another university and house of studies in Rome.
Among their many super-wealthy backers in Mexico is Carlos Slim, a telecommunications magnate and one of the world's wealthiest men. He is the largest single investor in The New York Times, with a $100 million stock investment, according to Forbes
Olmos reports that he was also spending $20,000 a month in support of his various children and their mothers. The book pinpoints a range of Legion investments in companies involved in the arms race, pornography and high-end real estate.
El Imperio Financiero de los Legionarios de Cristo* was published in November* by Grijalbo in Mexico City. There is no English translation as yet.
Written by Raúl Olmos, an investigative journalist in Mexico, the book focuses on the Legionaries of Christ, a religious order founded by the late Fr. Marcial Maciel Degollado, a notorious pedophile dismissed by Pope Benedict XVI in 2006 to "a life of prayer and penitence." The home base of the order is Mexico City, in the country with the world’s second-largest Catholic population (after Brazil).*
In December 2019, the organization accepted responsibility for 175 cases of child sexual abuse by 33 priests, including 60 minors who were abused by Maciel.[31] Former Vatican Secretary of State Angelo Sodano was accused of leading the effort to shield Maciel and other sexually abusive Legion of Christ clergy.[32][33][34
The Vatican refused to comment, while Maciel claimed innocence but refused to be interviewed.[8] The Legion set up a website accusing the nine of fomenting a "conspiracy" against Maciel. Roman Catholic luminaries in the country the allegations were made came to the defense of Maciel and the Legion: William Donohue of the Catholic League called the men's claims "balderdash.
In 1976, Juan Vaca, a former student of Maciel, who states that Maciel molested him from the age of 12 to 24, wrote a 12-page single-spaced letter to Maciel attacking him for his abuse and the "aberrant and sacrilegious abuse" of 20 other "good and gifted young boys." Vaca's letter was included in a dossier sent by Bishop John Raymond McGann to the Vatican suggesting that it investigate the accusation. "The letter was acknowledged; nothing happened." In 1978, when John Paul II became pope, the bishop and Vaca wrote again. "But again, nothing happened."[8]
On February 23, 1997, a report in The Hartford Courant "exposed a history of pedophilia" by Maciel involving nine victims who came forward to go on the record.[8] The victims alleged that they had been abused as youths and young men by Maciel while studying under him in Spain and Rome in the 1940s and 1950s. The group, which included respectable academics and former priests, lodged formal charges at the Vatican in 1998. They were told the following year that the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, then headed by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (later Pope Benedict XVI), was not moving forward with a direct prosecution. Whether Cardinal Ratzinger made this decision on his own or on orders by Pope John Paul II is not publicly known.[15]
2008
MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE CARLOS SLIM ALSO OWNS T-MOBILE
Does a Mexican own the New York Times?
Times' parent gets $250M from Mexican billionaire. NEW YORK -- The New York Times Co. nyt has approved a $250 million investment by Mexican telecommunications billionaire Carlos Slim Helu, a deal that could make him one of the largest shareholders of the Times Co.
Mark Thompson was educated by Jesuits at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire, and then went to Merton College, Oxford where he took a first in English.[1] He edited the university magazine, Isis.
Jimmy Savile
Though Thompson departed the BBC before public exposure of the Jimmy Savile sexual abuse scandal and is not noted in the BBC chronology of the unfolding coverage,[32] Thompson faced questions about his role in the events around Savile's actions and BBC coverage of them. Per a New York Times review, Thompson denied knowing of a BBC Newsnight program on accusations against Savile before the programme was dropped soon after Savile's death in October 2011.[33]
On 14 August 2012, Thompson was named CEO of The New York Times Company, effective 12 November 2012.[36] He was brought on to accelerate the company's digital transition and extend its global reach,[
Thompson highest paid public service employee over $1 million/yr in UK
Thompson is a Roman Catholic, and was educated at the English Jesuit public school,
