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Bishops urged to show true remorse for sex abuse

The One-in-Four organisation is calling on Catholic bishops and priests to show true remorse for clerical child sex abuse.

Bishops urged to show true remorse for sex abuse

Sat, 19 Jul, 2008 - 15:33

The One-in-Four organisation is calling on Catholic bishops and priests to show true remorse for clerical child sex abuse.

The call follows Pope Benedict XVI's apology to victims in Australia during his visit to the country for the Church's World Youth Day festivities.

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