Vatican Names New Coadjutor for Rabat
The article discusses Pope Leo XIV's appointment of Father Mario Leon Durado as auxiliary archbishop of the Diocese of Rabat in Morocco, after he was considered a potential candidate to succeed Pope Francis. It explains that Father Durado is a 52-year-old Spanish priest who has been working in the region for approximately 25 years. The article also addresses allegations involving sexual misconduct and inappropriate behavior against Cardinal Cristobal Lopez Romero, whose case has been part of the Vatican's investigations. Romero has stated that he did not commit any assault and is awaiting the results of the inquiry. It is noted that the Vatican has sent investigators to Rabat to hear from victims and relevant parties, while the investigation into these allegations continues.
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