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🔴 Rome can no longer look the other way.
Pope Leo XIV met in Lourdes with victims of abuse committed by members of the clergy and the Church in France. According to Vatican News, the meeting took place on September 27 at the Episcopal House in Lourdes, where the Pope listened privately to their stories, their pain, and their proposals to prevent such acts from happening again. Vatican News
🙏 For many older Catholics, this news is deeply painful. Because loving the Church does not mean closing our eyes to its wounds. Loving the Church also means demanding truth, justice, reparation, and conversion.

👉 What did Leo XIV hear in Lourdes?

👉 Why does this wound remain open in the Church?

👉 Is Rome prepared to speak frankly?

👉 Can there be true healing without truth? ⛪ Some of the victims later said that the Pope listened to them deeply, with empathy, and that he understood the gravity and scope of the problem. They also spoke of the need to remain vigilant so that silence does not again protect the pain. Vatican News
🇲🇽 This video is intended especially for Catholics over 65 years of age in Mexico, the United States, Spain, and all of Latin America; people of faith who love Christ, respect the Pope, and desire a holier, purer, and more Gospel-faith Church.

📌 In this video we talk about:
✅ Pope Leo XIV
✅ Vatican
✅ Rome
✅ Lourdes
✅ Victims of abuse
✅ Wounded Church
✅ No more silence
✅ Truth and reparation
✅ Catholic faith
✅ Future of the Church
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