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Disappointment Between Victims and Whistleblowers of Abuse in the Church because the Pope Does Not Receive Them

BUENOS AIRES (AP) — People with hearing impairment who suffered abuse in the hands of priests in the province of Mendoza and the more than 40 women who claim to have suffered labor exploitation in Opus Dei centers feel a...

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BUENOS AIRES (AP) — People with hearing impairment who suffered abuse in the hands of priests in the province of Mendoza and the more than 40 women who claim to have suffered labor exploitation in Opus Dei centers feel a...

Persons with hearing disabilities who were abused by priests in the Argentine province of Mendoza and the more than 40 women who claim to have suffered labour exploitation in Opus Dei centers are deeply disappointed by their exclusion from the meeting agenda of Pope Leon XIV during his visit to the South American country.

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The international organization Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA) questioned this Monday that two groups of victims of ecclesiastical abuse could not participate in a meeting with Pope Leo XIV, who makes an apostolic visit to Argentina. By a statement, the organization denounced that the victims of the Provolo Institute and the 43 women who denounced Opus Dei publicly asked to be received by the pontiff but were left outside the meeting. This Monday in B…

Victims of sexual abuse committed by priests in Argentina and more than 40 women who report having suffered labour exploitation in Opus Dei centers expressed their disappointment that they had not been included in the meetings of Pope Leon XIV during his visit to the South American country.

Victims of sexual abuse committed by priests in Argentina and more than 40 women who report having suffered labor exploitation in Opus Dei centers expressed their disappointment that they were not included in the meetings of Pope Leo XIV during his visit to the South American country. Among the groups that expected to meet with the pontiff [...]

11-11-26.-The international organization Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA) questioned this Monday that two groups of victims of ecclesiastical abuse could not participate in a meeting with Pope Leo XIV, who makes an apostolic visit to Argentina. By means of a statement, the organization denounced that ...

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Religión Digital broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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