French clergy abuse survivors praise meeting with Pope Leo XIV, say he listened, was informed
French survivors of clergy sexual abuse who met with Pope Leo XIV have praised the encounter, saying he listened to them was informed of their cases and said more work needed to be done to respond to the scandal
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