Francis firm on abortion, gender after Belgium trip
ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE -- Pope Francis wrapped up a troubled visit to Belgium on Sunday by doubling down on his traditional views on women and abortion and demanding that Catholic bishops stop covering up for predator priests -- a scandal that has devastated the church's credibility around the globe.
Pope Francis addresses war in the Middle East, sexual abuse and abortion on plane home from Belgium
In a brief press conference on the plane returning from Belgium, Pope Francis answered questions including one on Israel’s targeted killings in Lebanon and Gaza, and others related to his meeting with abuse victims in Brussels, the role of women in society and the reason why he thinks the former Belgian King Baudouin should be canonized.
Pope Francis also doubled down on his traditional views on abortion and praised Catholic abuse victims for their conduct.
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