French Victims Demand From Leo XIV Drastic Measures Against Spiritual Abuse in the Church
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The term "spiritual abuse" has been used for a long time in the Church, especially in religious communities. It has not been precisely defined to this day. Why, therefore, do those affected now turn to Pope Leo XIV?
Clergy, nuns or friars from 37 communities, from Opus to Jesuits, write to Leo XIV three weeks before his visit to France. “These behaviors deeply destroy the souls of people.” Unlike pederasty, spiritual abuse is not a canonical crime in the Church.
The news The French victims demand from Leo XIV drastic measures against spiritual abuse in the Church was first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life A group of 215 victims and relatives of French victims of spiritual abuse has sent a formal letter to Pope Leo XIV. These people belong to or have been historically linked to 37 different Catholic communities in the Gaul country. The document, sent by mail with acknowledgement of recei…
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