Pope Leo XIV has denounced clerical sexual abuse and urged the Catholic Church to develop a “culture of care.” He spoke before an anticipated private meeting with victims in Spain. The pope, the first from the U.S., expressed sympathy towards those hurt by clergy. During an address to Spanish bishops, he emphasized the Church’s duty to provide listening, truth, justice, reparation, and prevention efforts.
At an assembly in Spain’s Parliament, Pope Leo advocated for global peace and compassion toward migrants. He stressed the importance of protecting life and called for legal immigration pathways. With Spain’s liberal immigration policy under scrutiny, he urged respectful and welcoming integration opportunities for migrants.
The pope visited the Canary Islands to honor migrants who perished on routes from Africa. He condemned rearmament efforts and advocated for dialogue to resolve conflicts. His visit to Spain included blessing the Sagrada Familia Basilica’s new tower in Barcelona, highlighting his commitment to global peace.
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