Dioceses to mark day of prayer for surivors of abuse
- The Vatican's Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors established a Universal Day of Prayer for Survivors and Victims of Sexual Abuse, initiated by a proposal from a survivor since 2016.
- Dioceses in Poland and Ireland observe this day, with Poland focusing on hope and featuring reflections and testimonies for awareness and healing.
- The Polish bishops' legal council expressed concerns over the validity of a proposed independent commission to investigate cases of clerical abuse, questioning the commission's direction and potential risks.
- Robert Fidura, a victim of clerical abuse, criticized the Polish bishops' legal council for not supporting the commission, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability.
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In Poland, day of prayer for abuse victims overshadowed by blast on independent commission
Poland's day of prayer for victims of clerical sexual abuse, scheduled each year for the first Friday in Lent, was overshadowed March 7 by a controversial opinion from the legal council of the Polish bishops' conference regarding an independent commission for the investigation of abuse cases that has been under development for the past two years.


Churches in Ireland and Poland express solidarity with abuse victims and survivors
Irish and Polish dioceses commemorate the Day of Prayer for Survivors and Victims of Sexual Abuse on the first Friday of Lent, which is March 7 this ...
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