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Portugal rocked by massive church abuse scandal; Is Vatican listening? | Explainer | Oneindia News

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Portugal rocked by massive church abuse scandal; Is Vatican listening? | Explainer | Oneindia News

Portugal rocked by massive church abuse scandal; Is Vatican listening? | Explainer | Oneindia News

A new inquiry report published in Portugal has disclosed very disturbing assessments when it comes to cases of child sexual abuse by the members of Church.

The number of victims..if taken as a stand-alone figure..is staggering.

And this is not a new thing…or something that has been not known to the general public worldwide.

Since a few decades, the Vatican has been consistently rocked by numerous scandals involving children and priests.

It has not happened just in one or two nations…It has been reported in several countries.

And very often, the Vatican has been accused of shielding such priests..rather than punishing them.

In this video, we take a look at this new report and bring to you some of the most damaging cases that the highest authorities in various churches across the world have either been accused of hiding..or of being actively complicit.

But before that, don’t forget to like, share and subscribe to Oneindia.

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