Pope will meet with victims of persecution

Pope Francis talking to the media on the plane on the way to Dublin, the capital of Ireland.
The chief priests of Roman Catholics will meet with victims of persecution of Pope Francis priests. After the tour of Ireland, he will meet them. The Vatican City has said without mentioning the time and place, the announcement will not be announced until the matter is met with the victims.

Today's BBC News reports, the Vatican City said without mentioning the time and place of the place, no announcement will be made until the issue ends with meeting with the victims.
This is Pope Francis's first visit to Ireland after taking office as a Pope. Earlier, in 1979, the second Pope as Pope visited Paul Ireland.
The people of the Catholic Christian communities of the world are formally assembled every three years. This is the biggest organized of Catholics. Now this meeting will be held in Ireland. Pope will join the Catholic family concert festival at the Crock Park Stadium in Dublin on Saturday evening. The meeting will conclude on Sunday in the Phoenix Park by taking part in the participation of five million Catholics. Pope Francis will be in Ireland for a two-day tour to participate in the gathering.
Pope Francis has come to Ireland at one such time, when the world's leading priest reveals all the horrific information about child abuse persecution of decades. In Ireland, there have been many incidents of child abuse in the hands of the priests.
This week, in a letter written to the world's 100 million and two million Catholics, condemning the atrocities of child repression and the cloak of the Pope Francis church priests.

On August 14, the United States Grand Jury reported that the victim's horrific information was found in the priest's office. It has been reported in the report that more than three hundred priests in the state of Pennsylvania have tortured more than one thousand children for seven decades. The Catholic Church has concealed these events day after day.
Pope Francis came under pressure in Australia after the massive increase in sexual harassment in some continents from Latin America. The timing of this awkward step by the priests has been a difficult test for him. Many Catholics were concerned, the Pope's service as a symbol of world morality could face criticism if they could not resolve these incidents. After 48 hours of publication of Pennsylvania's report, the Vatican gave a statement expressing sorrow. It is said in the statement that victims should know that Pope is on their side. Those who have been victims of the incident are most important to the Pope.

A report published in The New York Times, based on the Pope Francis' Ireland tour, said that children were murdered by priests in Donegal, northwestern Ireland. There has been no trial of these tortures for decades. There have been allegations of torture against 14 priests in recent years. Four of them have been charged. Among the accused priests, a priest named Yugen Grin is the most brutal, it is said that from 1965 to 1982, he was sentenced to 9 years in jail for rape and persecution of 26 boys.
This year Pope Francis has appointed Philip as the Bishop of Diosage (Catholic Administration), next to Donegal. Philippe was severely criticized in the age of Father Green. There is a complaint that Philippe refused to take action against Father Greenini, who was under his care in the nineties.