text: Hi, Russel.  The discussions in Rome with a number of US religious women superiors was focused on (1) the order's Constitution and related practices such as financial (2) and any questions remaining from the Apostolic Visitation and the review of the material each order submitted as part of that ridiculous process.  It was done with the intention of formally ending the AV after the report by Cardinal Aviz of the Cong. for Religious is submitted to the Pope.  It is and always has been Vatican practice that the specific content of those meetings, and even the final report, are never made public, and not even shared with the subject(s) of the inquiry.  Somebody needs to work on changing that remnant from medieval times - and Pope Francis himself has on a very few select cases permitted the report to be shared with the "accused."  In not one of the cases of theologians disciplined by +Benedict XVI (over 100) did he ever allow the one called on the CDF carpet to even know what was alleged.