El primer denunciante de abusos en Montserrat, Miguel Hurtado, critica al Papa por acudir a "la zona cero de la pederastia en Catalunya"

Miguel Hurtado, survivor of sexual abuse at the Montserrat Abbey, delivers a powerful message of pain and disappointment directly to Pope Leo XIV during his visit. Hurtado criticizes the Pope's decision to visit the abbey, calling it the "ground zero of clerical pederasty in Catalonia," especially as Montserrat has failed to provide integral reparation to victims for seven years.

Despite the Abbey acknowledging in 2019 the abuse of 12 minors by Germán Dreu Suler over 30 years, victims remain without justice. Hurtado highlights Montserrat's refusal to compensate victims without a judicial sentence, a stance that contradicts the Pope's own words on the "plague" and "open wound" within the Church.

The survivor calls for a monument to victims of clerical pederasty at the abbey, to ensure public recognition and honor during significant events like papal visits. He expresses deep regret that such a gesture, or even a meeting with victims, did not occur.



Hurtado questions how the Pope can visit the "scene of the crime" without meeting victims or addressing the harm caused. He contrasts the Pope's claimed "agenda problems" for not meeting him with his ability to meet Bad Bunny, suggesting a misplaced prioritization of fame over victims. The urgent plea is for the Pope to center victims and commit to reparing the harm for all abuse survivors.

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