Former Pope responds to abuse report

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Retired Pope Benedict XVI has expressed sympathy for survivors of church sexual abuse but does not admit any wrongdoing.

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Published 9 February 2022 2:34pm

By Stephanie Corsetti

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Retired Pope Benedict XVI has expressed sympathy for survivors of church sexual abuse but does not admit any wrongdoing.

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Former Pope responds to abuse report

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Retired Pope Benedict XVI has expressed sympathy for survivors of church sexual abuse but does not admit any wrongdoing.

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Retired Pope Benedict XVI has expressed sympathy for survivors of church sexual abuse but does not admit any wrongdoing.

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