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seminary pom scandal that has rocked Austria’s church
has resigned, Austrian media reported Wednesday.
Bishop Kurt Krenn, who had overall responsibil
ity for the seminary where authorities found up to
40,000 lurid images on computers including child
pornography sent a letter to Pope John Paul II saying
he was stepping down, Austrian state radio said.
The respected newspaper Der Standard quoted
Krenn in its Thursday edition as saying: “Yes,
I am resigning immediately as bishop of St.
Poelten,” the diocese 50 miles west of Vienna
where the seminary is located.
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await an official announcement from the Vatican
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believers to formally withdraw from church rolls.
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after his dismissive comments characterizingt l :
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