Two alleged victims of the Jesuit Marko Rupnik come to light for the first time in public.
They are Mirjiam and Gloria, two Slovenian women who were former members of the Ignatius of Loyola Community.
"We met in the community - Mirjam explained in a press conference with Gloria at her side - we were all young girls, full of ideals but these very ideals together with our training in obedience were exploited for abuses of various kinds: of conscience, of power, spiritual , psychic, physical and often even sexual".
"We found ourselves in front of a rubber wall - they said in a press conference at the StampaEstera headquarters in Rome -, let the wall crumble".
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