Bavaria, Germany is the place where the Pope grew up in. And did you know what has recently happened to the home that this leader of the Catholic Church has? Well, his home was vandalized. Words that were obscene and were malicious were written. It was an indecent act and there were even words that seemed insulting. Now such a thing can be a difficult time especially if it was your home that was treated this way.

According to rumors that are circulating, this was probably something that was in connection with the issues running around regarding priests and clerics of the Catholic Church. In fact, at present, a controversy is up and about and this is about the cases on child abuse that have been made against several clerics and priests. Now if the people who did this wanted their voice to be heard, well, they most certainly have succeeded.

Many people were wondering what was written on the home of Pope Benedict XVI. However, even if you do ask the police of Bavaria, they would not tell you what was exactly written there. The only information you would get out of them was that the home was vandalized and that the words written there were obscene and even insulting.

The people behind this act had worked the words on the perimeter of the home of the pope which is located in the Marktl am Inn. They were written on the walls and were open for anyone passing by to see and gape at what has been written there. The police even stated that three words were written and they were really offensive. Blue paint was used to write them.

If you are thinking just what did the people do regarding the vandalism, the police had mentioned that they had already worked on what has happened and that the walls were repainted. No sign of the obscene words are visible anymore. They did not take a long time to take out what was written because it would not be a good sight.

The public is asking what has happened to those who did such an act. The officials are saying that they have not a clue as to who these people were and their whereabouts. Even catching them can seem to be next to impossible. And this was a statement given out by Ludwig Raischal who is the head of the museum in the place. The museum can be found just right inside those walls.

It seems like this is not the first time that anything related to Pope Benedict XVI has been vandalized. In 2006, the pope’s home in the town of Traunstein was also vandalized.

Perhaps, if the pope had Wake Forest real estate, there may be chances that it may also be vandalized. Or his home there just may join those Wake Forest homes for sale. There are certain groups of who may need to be heard but this may not be the best way to do it.