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The accusations were first reported this week by Chile's La Tercera newspaper, which said a former altar boy accused Karadima of sexually abusing him in his residence at the Sacred Heart of Jesus church in the capital's elegant Providencia neighborhood.
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Karadima, now 80, is retired and still lives in the residence.
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Karadima is now 81 and the Vatican already has sanctioned him by ordering him to a life of "penitence and prayer."
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Cardinal Ricardo Ezzati said, however, that Karadima has complied with the Vatican's ruling.
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Three others, including seminarians who saw Karadima as their spiritual leader, made similar allegations.
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They said the abuse by Karadima began about 20 years ago when they were between 14 and 17 years old, in his residence at the Sacred Heart of Jesus church in an affluent neighborhood of Santiago.
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An attorney for the alleged victims - a doctor, philosopher and a journalist - asked Judge Jessica Gonzalez on Tuesday to formally charge Karadima.
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The case was dismissed three days after Catholic leaders in Chile released a list of 10 priests, including Karadima, who have been formally sanctioned by the country's courts or the Vatican, as well as eight others who are under investigation for alleged sex abuse.
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Retired priest Fernando Karadima was ordered by the Vatican to live in seclusion, prayer and repentance for his alleged crimes.
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Fernando Karadima is accused of committing against three youths.
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