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Pope Calls for Action Against Sexual Abuse in Catholic Church During Visit to Lourdes

During his visit to Lourdes, Pope Leo urged French bishops to take action against sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, following a report indicating that around 330,000 individuals were abused over the past 70 years. He met with survivors of abuse and emphasized the importance of vigilance in preventing future incidents. The Pope's visit also highlighted the declining number of regular worshippers in France and the Church's ongoing efforts to address historical abuse cases.

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During his visit to Lourdes, Pope Leo urged French bishops to take action against sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, following a report indicating that around 330,000 individuals were abused over the past 70 years. He met with survivors of abuse and emphasized the importance of vigilance in preventing future incidents. The Pope's visit also highlighted the declining number of regular worshippers in France and the Church's ongoing efforts to address historical abuse cases.

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'Scourge' of abuse must be rooted out, says Pope during Lourdes visit

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Pope Calls for Action Against Sexual Abuse in Catholic Church During Visit to Lourdes