Pope Leo XIV Opens Dialogue with Clergy Abuse Survivors—But Will Zero Tolerance Become Reality?
Pope Leo XIV’s historic meeting with clergy abuse survivors signals a potential shift toward a universal zero-tolerance policy, yet true accountability remains to be seen amid the Church’s longstanding resistance.
In a rare and notable move, Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, convened with Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA), a global organization representing victims and advocates fighting for a zero-tolerance approach to sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. This meeting, held at the Vatican, marks a significant step toward addressing a crisis that has long plagued the Church’s credibility and shaken the faith of millions worldwide—including many American families who value moral clarity and justice. Why Has the Vatican Resisted Zero Tolerance—and What Has Changed? The Church’s repeated failure to enforce a universal zero-tolerance policy has allowed predators to move...
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