“It is unthinkable that Pope Benedict XVI could visit Ireland without alluding to [the] betrayal of children.”
SEAN O'CONAILL, coordinator of Voice of the Faithful in Ireland, predicting protests if the Pope refuses to meet with victims of sexual abuse by priests
“Just because the number of victims has decreased, don't feel that there aren't more victims out there needing encouragement to come forward.”
TERESA KETTELKAMP, executive director of the Office of Child and Youth Protection, after the number of sex-abuse claims against Catholic clergy dropped for the third consecutive year
SEAN O'CONAILL, coordinator of Voice of the Faithful in Ireland, predicting protests if the Pope refuses to meet with victims of sexual abuse by priests
“Just because the number of victims has decreased, don't feel that there aren't more victims out there needing encouragement to come forward.”TERESA KETTELKAMP, executive director of the Office of Child and Youth Protection, after the number of sex-abuse claims against Catholic clergy dropped for the third consecutive year
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