
Pope Pledges Action on Clergy Child Abuse in Meeting With French Survivors
The head of the Roman Catholic Church held an 'emotional' two-hour meeting with seven abuse victims in Lourdes.

The head of the Roman Catholic Church held an 'emotional' two-hour meeting with seven abuse victims in Lourdes.

The pope addressed bishops and led a service attended by thousands of worshippers during his trip to the French pilgrimage site.
The pope is continuing a four-day trip to France, the first official papal visit to the country in nearly two decades.

On the third day of his visit to France, the pope reiterated his positions on end-of-life care and sexual violence within the Church.
The pope urged the Catholic Church to reckon with its 'painful errors' during a stop in Lourdes, ahead of a planned meeting with survivors of child sexual abuse.

Pope Leo addressed bishops and led a service for thousands of worshippers in France, calling for abuse within the Church to be eliminated.
The pope addressed bishops and led a service attended by thousands of worshippers during a visit to the French pilgrimage site, the BBC reported.
The pope continued his visit to France at the Catholic pilgrimage site in the Pyrenees foothills, drawing a large crowd for an open-air Mass.

Pope Leo XIV, who had not publicly addressed clerical sexual abuse since arriving in France, is set to meet privately with seven survivors in Lourdes before a Mass expected to draw around 150,000 faithful.

Pope Leo XIV ended the second day of his French visit at the Lourdes pilgrimage site, ahead of an open-air Mass and a planned private meeting with survivors of clerical sexual abuse.

The pope is visiting the pilgrimage site of Lourdes as part of the first official papal state visit to France in 18 years, and is expected to meet privately with survivors of clergy sexual abuse.
Speaking at the Catholic pilgrimage site of Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV urged believers to reject legalized assisted dying, months after France enacted a law permitting it for some terminally ill patients.
The pope addressed an open-air Mass in Lourdes on the third day of his four-day trip to France, ahead of a private meeting with victims of clergy sexual abuse.
The pope is marking a four-day trip to France, the first official papal state visit to the country in 18 years, with a Sunday Mass at Lourdes.
After a notable visit to Paris, the Holy Father continues his French tour with a Mass in Lourdes attended by more than 150,000 faithful.
After drawing more than 800,000 people to Paris, the pope presided over a Mass before 150,000 faithful in Lourdes and met with seven victims, according to RFI.
After two days in Paris marked by record attendance, the pope continues his visit to France on Sunday in Lourdes, where a meeting with abuse victims is scheduled.
The pope's four-day trip, the first official papal visit to France in nearly two decades, continues from Paris to the pilgrimage town of Lourdes.
The pope continues his four-day France visit in Lourdes on Sunday, after drawing large crowds in Paris, with a private meeting planned with abuse victims, France 24 reports.
After drawing hundreds of thousands of worshippers in Paris, Pope Leo XIV continues his four-day trip to France with a private meeting with abuse survivors in Lourdes.