O’Gorman 'to accuse Pope of covering up child abuse'

The founder of the One in Four support group is reportedly set to accuse Pope Benedict XVI of covering up child abuse by priests in the past 20 years.

O’Gorman 'to accuse Pope of covering up child abuse'
Thu, 28 Sep, 2006 - 08:43

The founder of the One in Four support group is reportedly set to accuse Pope Benedict XVI of covering up child abuse by priests in the past 20 years.

Reports this morning say Colm O'Gorman will make the accusation in a BBC Panorama documentary on Sunday night.

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