The Pontifical Commissioner designated for the resolution of the Schism in the Clarisa de Belorado community, Burgos (Spain), has demanded from justice the immediate eviction of the exmonjas and denounces the dilatory maneuvers of the schismatic.
After knowing a new postponement of the eviction order of the former Clarisas, the Archbishop of Burgos, Mons. Mario Iceta, has filed a claim for provisional execution of the judgment of the Court of First Instance No. 1 of Briviesca for which the group of exmonjas was condemned to “eviction, leave free and expeditious disposition of the plaintiff of the plaintiff launch warning if not voluntarily. ”
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In a communicationthe Pontifical Commissioner’s office emphasizes that “throughout this judicial procedure, the date of exit of the former religious of the Belorado monastery has already been postponed.
The first of them in January 2025, suspended “due to the difficulty of notifying all exmon citation for the preview.” In March 2025, a new date was issued on June 10. On that occasion, it was suspended by the attempt to challenge the judge by the schismatic, which was ungrateful in the end.
Rejected by the Provincial Court of Burgos, the judge’s challenge was pointed out as a new date for the eviction on September 12.
Once the favorable sentence to the Catholic Church was published, issued on July 31, the Court estimated another request to postpone the eviction, indicating on October 3, 2025, again postponed yesterday due to an appeal filed by the ex -religious.
The exmonjas raised a legal battle against the Catholic Church to remain in the monasteries after abandoning the Catholic faith through their ascription to a sedevacantist manifesto In May 2024. After due process, they were excommunicated In June of that same year.
In September 2024, Pope Francis appointed Mons. Iceta Commissioner Pontifical for the resolution of the case.
Nicolás de Cárdenas
Born in 1980, I am a Spanish and journalist’s husband and father with more than 20 years of experience in print and digital media, specialized in socio -political and religious information. I have worked more than 10 years in defense of human rights and I have accreditations in journalism and comprehensive communication. Since July 2022, I am a correspondent for ACI Press and Ewtn News in Spain, covering international events of the Catholic Church.