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How did Pope Francis tackle child sexual abuse in the church?
Season 1, Ep. 1091
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For many Catholics Pope Francis will be remembered as a man determined to overthrow tradition, challenge privilege and speak up for those who were not heard. But he became head of the Catholic church at a time when the institution was plagued by widespread accusations of sexual abuse. For the victims of catholic priests, did he deliver justice?
Writer: Stephen Armstrong
Producer: Matt Russell
Host: Tomini Babs
Episode photography: Joe Mee
Executive Producer: Rebecca Moore
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