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Abuse survivor sees glimmers of hope
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VATICAN (CNS): The Vatican summit on child protection gave one survivor an unexpected chance to sit down with the Church’s top abuse investigator to tell his story, which includes being sued for defamation by a Peruvian archbishop. |
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Vatican wants accountability for abusers and their protectors
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VATICAN (CNS): Greg Burke, head of the Vatican press office, called the abuses described in a 900-page grand jury report on clergy sexual abuse in Pennsylvania, the United States “criminal and morally reprehensible.” |
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Pope to meet abuse survivors in Ireland
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VATICAN (CNS): Pope Francis will meet survivors of sexual abuse during his August 25 to 26 trip to Ireland, but it will be up to the survivors to decide whether any information about the meeting will be released, said the director of the Vatican press office. |
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Listening must lead to action abuse survivors say
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VATICAN (CNS): Pope Francis’ planned meeting with abuse survivors from Chile could mark a turning point in how the Catholic Church deals not just with prevention, but especially with how it responds to accusations. |
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