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(AFP) - London, 11 December -''The Vatican refusal 'to cooperate with Ireland in relation to abuse investigations of six children by Catholic priests in Dublin because 'requests came not from official channels.''And' what emerges from the latest revelations of the cablegrams Wikileaks on the inquiry by the committee Murphy in 2009.
Request, it says, that''offended''that many in the Vatican believed that''the Irish government had not respected and protected the sovereignty 'of the Holy See.''
The Commission's findings Murphy Abuse, published in November 2009, provoked a storm in Ireland and in the community 'international Catholic describing in detail how the authorities' of the Church had uncovered a pedophile priests Dublin for thirty years.
Dated February 26 this year, the American cable published by the ''''The Guardian newspaper, reports the comments of the American diplomat to the Holy See, Julieta Noyes. In particular, it is said that the Commission, headed by Judge Yvonne Murphy, wrote directly to Vatican officials asking for information about investigations outnumber official diplomatic channels.
''While the contacts in the Vatican - says the confidential report - immediately expressed deep condolences for the victims and insisted that the priority 'was to prevent a recurrence (of abuse), is also angry that the situation was conducted by political point of view. Requests the Committee Murphy have offended many in the Vatican.''
Councillor the Holy See, Peter Wells had told the American diplomat that it assessed those claims as''an affront to the sovereignty 'of the Vatican.''
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