Jacqueline de Croÿ

Father Cappelletto founded the movement of the "Reconstructors in Prayer", preaching sectarian practices and ritual, more oriented by Hinduism religions, than by Christian evangelization. It acts of "individual evolution through illumination, acquisition of personal capacities and prophecies".

Making himself pass for an ascetic, Father Pierangelo Bertagna, long hair and untidy beard, often slept on ground and ate only greenery. Father Cappelletto knew he was a paedophile. However, instead of suspending the grinding stone of a mill at his neck and send him to throw himself in the sea as the Bible recommends (Mathew 18-6), he sent him to the abbey of Fartena, treasure of Cortona, owed by the Umbrian’s, then the Etruscans during the VIII th century B-C. A 13 year old boy put fire at the powder by denouncing him for rapes, which was followed by a multitude of other complaints and the priest confessed to have abused thirty children.

Condemned to a domiciliary arrest measure, the clergy sent the Father Pierangelo to the monastery of Appennino, then because of the agitation, in a secret religious structure. Ten months later, the abbey of Fartena was still into the hands of the "Reconstructors by the Prayer". As the new priests refused to answer the questions of the church members, the parochial council resigned, asking for a priest independent of the sect, but without success.

July 11, 2006, one year having passed, the serial rapist was released from the obligatory domiciliary arrest, at the expiry of the period envisaged by the law of the preventive custody. He is free to go where he wants, even abroad. There was a time when the Catholics could count on the Vatican to protect them. Since, the Catholic Church seems busier with the Bank of Holly-Spirit, than by the word of Christ.