Children’s shoes placed at altar of Co Cork church

A Mass congregation broke out in applause yesterday as victims and survivors of clerical and industrial abuse were formally commemorated in Cork.

Children’s shoes placed at altar of Co Cork church
Mon, 03 Sep, 2018 - 05:45

By Christy Parker

A Mass congregation broke out in applause yesterday as victims and survivors of clerical and industrial abuse were formally commemorated in Cork.

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