US EditionPope: Protecting minors in the Church involves more than protocols
- Pope Francis sent a message to the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, urging them to protect children from abuse, saying it honors Christ.
- The commission, established in 2014, aims to safeguard minors and vulnerable adults from sexual abuse within the Church.
- Pope Francis requested the commission to listen to victims with compassion and care for their wounds.
- He encouraged the commission to collaborate with civil authorities and highlighted that abuse prevention is essential for building communities faithful to the Gospel.
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Pope Francis encourages the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors to continue its precious work to ensure that the Church is a safe place for minors and vulnerable people and emphasizes the critical importance of healing survivors. Read all
Church must offer care, hospitality to abuse victims - pope - General News
Pope Francis said hospitality and care must be offered to abuse victims in a message sent Tuesday to participants of the plenary assembly of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, which runs until Friday. (ANSA)
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