what has already been gathered and evaluated from other archives by the previous commission." At the end of their work, the commission "will write a report in which a statement will also be made about the personality and spirituality of Fr. Josef Kentenich as depicted in the collected documents." Reacting to the announcement, Fr. Catoggio issued a statement addressed to the “Schoenstatt Family throughout the world” on July 8, saying that “we very much welcome this decision of the bishop," since in this way "the clarification of the questions regarding the person and actions of Father Kentenich” can be found. Fr. Eduardo Aguirre, postulator for the cause of beatification of Kentenich, pointed out that Kentenich was not formally accused by the Holy Office, at that time the highest tribunal of the Church, at any time before, during, or after the exile for immoral conduct of any form, including the mention of sexual misconduct or deviance of any kind. Aguirre claims that "any assertion to the contrary is simple false." See also Karl Leisner John Pozzobon Franz Reinisch Francisco Javier Errázuriz Ossa Schoenstatt Shrine Pilgrim Mother Campaign References External links Official Secretariat of Joseph Kentenich's canonization campaign The founder: Joseph Kentenich Heavenwards - collection of writings of Fr. Kentenich during his detention in Dachau Fr. Kentenich's writings downloadable at the Schoenstatt Cloud 1885 births 1968 deaths People from Erftstadt Dachau concentration camp survivors German Servants of God Pallottines 20th-century German Roman Catholic priests 20th-century venerated Christians Catholic Church sexual abuse scandals in Germany