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Pope Francis attends the closing Mass of 'The Protection Of Minors In The Church' 4 days meeting. Photo: Vatican Pool - Corbis/Getty Images
Pope Francis concluded a Vatican summit on sexual abuse by calling for an "all-out battle" against the issue within the Catholic Church, the Washington Post reports.
Yes, but: The Church failed to provide any concrete measures to move forward at the summit's end, despite Francis' call for unspecified "legislation" to tackle abuse, prompting some critics to call the gathering largely superficial. Peter Saunders, a sex abuse survivor and former member of the pope’s commission on the protection of minors, told the Post that Francis' speech was "lukewarm" and said things "he has been talking about for years."
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