Abuse Survivors Set Out Demands Before Meeting Pope Leo in France
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"Dialoguer does not mean condoning. To be received does not mean giving up our demand," the press release says, while a beginning of controversy has erupted since the announcement of this meeting organized on the third day of Leon XIV's visit to France (from 25 to 28 September). Denominating a "institutional misunderstanding", a "mascarade" or a "victimal competition game" with the choice of "isolated victims", some unreceived collectives have c…
While some collectives denounce a "mascarade", five of the seven people received in Lourdes on 27 September revealed their identity, ensuring that they represented only themselves against Leo XIV.
Abuse survivors set out demands before meeting Pope Leo in France
Seven survivors of sexual violence in the Catholic Church who are due to meet Pope Leo XIV during his visit to France later this month have insisted the talks will not weaken their demands, as five publicly identified themselves on Wednesday.
▶️ Pope Leo XIV is visiting France from September 25 to 28. In particular, he will meet seven French victims of sexual violence in the Church. In a joint statement, five of them decided to reveal their identity. - Leo XIV in France: who are the seven victims of sexual violence in the Church who will meet the pope? (Social issues).
"Dialoguer does not mean supporting. Being received does not mean giving up our demand," they assure, while the announcement of their meeting with the sovereign pontiff in Lourdes, on 27 September, caused controversy.
Seven victims of sexual violence in the Church, to be received by the Pope on 27 September in Lourdes, wanted to clarify their approach in a joint communiqué The seven victims of violence
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