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SURVIVORS AND ADVOCATES TAKE TO THE STREETS IN KINSHASA DURING POPE’S VISIT.

KINSHASA: JAN 31, 2023. Survivors and Advocates for E.C.A. (Ending Clergy Abuse) and C.O.M.E. groups will be on the streets urging Pope Francis to speak with victims of clergy abuse and urging him to protect children from clergy sexual abuse. They will be at the following locations:

Wednesday February 1:

TIME: 16h30 

Nonciature – where Pope Francis will meet with victims of the war

WHO: E.C.A. and C.O.M.E. groups will be there to urge Pope Francis to meet with victims of clergy sexual abuse

WHERE: Mandela Place […]

January 31st, 2023|

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HISTORY OF ECA

Ending Clergy Abuse (ECA) is a new effort that began in August, 2017, in Washington DC from an idea of Barbara Blaine. She asked, “Can we put together a team of clergy abuse activists from all parts of the world to confront the pope and the Vatican?” “Can we show our unity of purpose and no longer be isolated voices?” A group of activists answered positively and Barbara called it The Accountability Project or TAP. Barbara was planning a TAP meeting in Poland for November, 2017, when she died suddenly in September…

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