The Vatican spokesman, Matteo Bruni, said the decision was due to the logistics of the aircraft, with just a single aisle, and the short duration of the flight, and was not a reflection of Francis’ health.
Pope Francis in Luxembourg on a trip to the heart of Europe to boost a dwindling flock
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In Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni's statement, he said the church had been aware of the case since 2019 and had imposed disciplinary measures in 2020, including restrictions on Belo's movements and a ban on voluntary contact with minors.
East Timor church sex abuse scandals met by silence, but Pope Francis' visit brings new attention
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