Vatican Report Admits Slow Progress on Abuse Transparency
More than two decades after The Boston Globe's Spotlight investigations revealed a widespread culture of abuse and cover-up among Catholic clergy, a Vatican report found that despite progress, the church remains sluggish in implementing transparency and accountability measures when it comes to abuse.
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The Boston Globe's Spotlight investigations revealed a widespread culture of abuse and cover-up among Catholic clergy.
Author's summary: Vatican report criticizes slow progress on abuse transparency.
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