After years of attempts at reform and investigation, Pope Francis has dissolved the Sodalitium of Christian Life due to sexual abuse and financial mismanagement by its leaders.
The dissolution marks an end to the slow decline of the Sodalitium, which was founded in 1971 as a conservative reaction against liberation theology in Latin America.
Despite the group's claims of inaccuracies in the news regarding the dissolution, the Sodalitium confirmed the Vatican's decision, reflecting a significant action taken by the Church.
The dissolution is particularly significant for a Jesuit pope, recalling the historical suppression of the Jesuit order itself, illustrating the gravity of Pope Francis's decision.
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