St. Theresa Asumbi responds to viral video of senior sister assaulting junior
St. Theresa Asumbi responds to viral video of senior sister assaulting junior
The Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph have issued a statement after a disturbing video showing a senior Sister physically assaulting her junior at St. Theresa Asumbi went viral on social media.
In a statement dated Monday, September 8, the Sisters condemned the incident, saying the actions captured in the video are personal and do not represent the values of the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph.
“The Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph have become aware of a deeply regrettable incident involving one of our members physically assaulting a younger Sister, a clip of which has circulated widely on social media.
“This action is a personal failing and does not represent the values of the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph,” the statement read.
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The Sisters expressed regret over the incident, acknowledging the harm caused to both the victim, the Church, and the public.
“We deeply regret the harm caused to the Sister involved, as well as the scandal and pain this incident has caused to our Congregation, the Church, and the public,” the statement added.
The Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph reaffirmed their guiding principles and assured the public that the matter was being handled internally.
“Our charisma is joyful love and compassion. Violence in any form is contrary to our way of life. We are addressing this matter according to Church and Congregational procedures, with the aim to ensure the dignity and well-being of all our members,” the statement concluded.
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