The Rotunda presents a virtual reading of the play “Ask a Sex Abuse Survivor,” by Michael Broussard. Attendees can ask questions throughout the presentation.
of them are women. one of the women from ireland is, herself, a sex abuse survivor. this has been instrumental in helping the pope arrange this morning s meeting. they are present at the meeting. the hope is the victim s will be able to be heard in their journey on healing and that the pope himself will be able to hear firsthand some of the stories, to allow him to publicly reiterate his commitment to zero tolerance. christine? what about the internal politics behind this? you talk about the fact that some feel as though the church has been unfairly targeted, you know, for the child sex scandal there or abuse scandal. what s happening what are the cardinals telling him? reporter: well, what s happening now is what has been happening for the past ten years since this came to light. that is continual effort to establish norms and protocols to
today the defense team made it possibly that is the strategy. her lawyer claims her father, georgian tone, found the body and he may have helped dispose of the body. he told the jury that george anthony abused casey. this family must keep its secret quiet. and it all began when casey was eight years old and her father came into her room and began to touch her inappropriately. and it escalatedded. and escalateed. what does sex abuse survivor look like? a tattoo on their forehead? we could be sitting next to a sex abuse survivor. the murder suspect s father