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The Catholic Church still hasn't won the victims' forgiveness

After five years, and with 84 cases validated for compensation awards, hundreds continue to criticise the reparation process.

Correio da Manhã25 Jan

The Catholic Church still hasn't won the victims' forgiveness

Church apologises for delay in compensation to victims

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CEP justifies failure to meet the 2025 deadline by citing the volume of requests and logistical difficulties. 95 requests have been received and 66 assessments are already under review by the commission.

Observador14 Jan

Church apologises for delay in compensation to victims

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1500: Pedro Álvares Cabral's fleet, anchored at Porto Seguro in newly discovered Brazil, celebrates Mass on the feast of the Apostles Philip and James. Scribe Pero Vaz de Caminha records the ceremony in his famous letter to King Manuel I.
1974: Just six days after the Carnation Revolution, Portugal celebrates its first free May Day in nearly 50 years. Over a million people flood Lisbon's streets in the largest public gathering in Portuguese history, marking the end of authoritarian rule.

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Church accountability news in Portugal

Recent articles

The Catholic Church still hasn't won the victims' forgiveness

Church apologises for delay in compensation to victims

Recent articles

The Catholic Church still hasn't won the victims' forgiveness

Church apologises for delay in compensation to victims