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During Pope Francis' visit to Belgium, he met with abuse survivors who criticized the Church for inadequate financial compensation and lack of transparency in the process. Belgian dignitaries, including the king and prime minister, raised the issue in strong language. Francis expressed shame for the abuse victims but offered no concrete actions, according to survivors. The Church has established a mediation body to provide compensation following a 2010 investigation into widespread clergy abuse.
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