US abuse survivors group hits out at papal response

An American group representing survivors of clerical abuse have condemned Pope Benedict XVI's statement following a meeting with Irish bishops.

US abuse survivors group hits out at papal response
Tue, 16 Feb, 2010 - 15:19

An American group representing survivors of clerical abuse have condemned Pope Benedict XVI's statement following a meeting with Irish bishops.

The Pontiff blamed a weakening of faith for the abuse, and did not call for any resignations.

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