SocietySpeaking in Lourdes on Sunday morning, Pope Leo XIV called on the French Catholic Church to keep pursuing its fight against sexual abuse, an issue closely watched during his visit.
SocietySpeaking in Lourdes on Sunday morning, Pope Leo XIV called on the French Catholic Church to keep pursuing its fight against sexual abuse, an issue closely watched during his visit.
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WorldPope Leo XIV celebrated Mass Sunday in a field facing the grotto at Lourdes before hundreds of thousands of faithful. The French Catholic shrine is associated with miraculous cures and is increasingly seen as a place of healing for survivors of clergy sexual abuse.
CultureAt the French shrine of Lourdes, known for miraculous cures, the pope called for the protection of the weakest members of society.
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