Clerical child abuse cases 'will always be part of Church', says Archbishop

The Archbishop of Dublin Dr Diarmuid Martin has said this has been a tough year for the Catholic Church in Ireland.

Thu, 22 Dec, 2011 - 17:22

The Archbishop of Dublin Dr Diarmuid Martin has said this has been a tough year for the Catholic Church in Ireland.

Dr Martin said a process of renewal and reform is being undertaken following the handling of clerical child abuse incidents.

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