(ANSA) - Vatican City, February 22 - The second day of a
historic Vatican summit on clerical sex abuse, involving bishops
from all over the world, opened on Friday.
On Thursday Pope Francis opened the gathering urging
"concrete measures" to combat the scourge of priestly sex abuse
and cover-ups.
Francis' road map contained 21 proposals ranging from
reporting cases to civil authorities to better selection of
priests.
On Thursday father Vinicio Albanesi, the head of a charity
shelter, revealed that he had been abused by priests while a
seminarian.
Vatican sex abuse summit day 2 opens
Pope urges concrete measures,shock revelation by Father Albanesi