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Vatican ex-envoy Wesolowski faces child sex abuse trial Vatican ex-envoy Wesolowski faces child sex abuse trial
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The Vatican is to put its former envoy to the Dominican Republic, Jozef Wesolowski, on trial on child sex abuse and child pornography charges.The Vatican is to put its former envoy to the Dominican Republic, Jozef Wesolowski, on trial on child sex abuse and child pornography charges.
Pope Francis has also accepted the resignations of a US archbishop and his deputy, accused in Minnesota of having ignored a priest's child abuse.Pope Francis has also accepted the resignations of a US archbishop and his deputy, accused in Minnesota of having ignored a priest's child abuse.
Jozef Wesolowski is accused of having sexually abused children in the Dominican Republic in 2008-2013. He is under house arrest in the Vatican.Jozef Wesolowski is accused of having sexually abused children in the Dominican Republic in 2008-2013. He is under house arrest in the Vatican.
The trial is to begin on 11 July.The trial is to begin on 11 July.
He is also charged with possession of child pornography, dating from his return to Rome in 2013.He is also charged with possession of child pornography, dating from his return to Rome in 2013.
Wesolowski, 66, was recalled from the Dominican Republic in 2013, after allegations surfaced accusing him of abusing Dominican boys.Wesolowski, 66, was recalled from the Dominican Republic in 2013, after allegations surfaced accusing him of abusing Dominican boys.
He had spent five years in the Caribbean country as the papal envoy.He had spent five years in the Caribbean country as the papal envoy.
He was defrocked in June last year after he was found guilty by a Church tribunal. He will now be tried by a Vatican criminal court. He was defrocked in June last year after he was found guilty by a Church tribunal - he is the highest-ranking church official to be defrocked for such abuse.
He will now be tried by a Vatican criminal court.
A Vatican statement said the IT systems used by Wesolowski would be scrutinised.
Wesolowski, who is originally from Poland, has been under house arrest in the Vatican since September.
The Vatican said at the time of his arrest that he had not been placed in a police cell because of his poor health.
If found guilty, he could face between six and 10 years in prison.