A groundbreaking Vatican report calls for urgent reparations for victims of clerical sexual abuse, highlighting the Church’s moral duty to facilitate healing and support.
Compiled with insights from 40 abuse survivors worldwide, the report emphasizes the pressing need for tougher sanctions against abusers within the Catholic Church.
Victims continue to face alarming retaliation for speaking out, reflecting a culture of silence that persists despite years of reform efforts aimed at addressing these issues.
The report identifies ongoing harm caused by the mishandling of abuse allegations, underscoring the urgent need for the Church to take decisive action against such injustices.
Monetary settlements and tangible support are deemed essential for helping victims recover from trauma and rebuild their lives in the aftermath of abuse.
This pivotal document serves not only as a call to action for accountability within the Church but also as a beacon of hope for survivors demanding justice and recognition.