Sexual abuse victims unhappy with Pope’s response Lateline | Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:20:00 +1000 | Duration 3m 19s World Youth Day has ended and Pope Benedict XVI, along with 220,000 pilgrims from around the world, are on their way home. But the Catholic Church is stiled mired in controversy after an invitation for a private audience with the Pope was issued to only a select handful of vic…

SelectPlusPope’s Strong Words Over Clergy AbusePope’s Strong Words Over Clergy AbuseThe Associated PressPope Benedict XVI issues a strong apology to victims of clergy abuse during a mass in Australia. His words came with more force than past apologies, observers say. (July 19)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] [Notes:Dateline: Sydney, Australia][Notes:VO setup shot of mass]AN APOLOGY FROM POPE BENE…

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Pope Benedict XVI has said he is ”deeply sorry” for the sexual abuse of children by some Catholic clergy.

News about child being abused by British soldiers in Iraq, the Toulouse murderer (suspected mind-control?) and the main headline - Pope Benedict visits Australia for Youth Festival, causing controversy - expected to apologise on sexual abuse charges against Catholic Church.

As the catholic world youth day (which actually goes for weeks) has begun in Australia, I figure it’s a good time to tell the world about the catholic church I have recently been made aware of just how high the systematic denial of sexual abuse goes within the catholic church. Here’s a small bit of what I found…