Victims groups are unconvinced by the pope's record on abuse, and the length of time he has taken to arrange a meeting Pope Francis holds his first meeting with victims of sexual abuse by priests on Monday, an encounter that some say should have happened long ago, while victims from his native Argentina say they are pained to have been excluded. Six victims, two each from Ireland, Britain and Germany, will attend the pope's private morning mass in his Vatican residence and then meet him afterwar...
Pope Francis to meet sex abuse victims, with questions hanging over response
The Guardian - 7 Jul 2014 05:45
Victims groups are unconvinced by the pope's record on abuse, and the length of time he has taken to arrange a meeting Pope Francis holds his first meeting with victims of sexual abuse by priests on Monday, an encounter that some say should have happened long ago, while victims from his native Argentina say they are pained to have been excluded. Six victims, two each from Ireland, Britain and Germany, will attend the pope's private morning mass in his Vatican residence and then meet him afterwar...
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