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Amid Scandal, Examining the Vatican's Response

Description: MARGARET WARNER: We take a closer look now at how the pope and the Vatican are responding to the recent revelations and allegat

Amid Scandal, Examining the Vatican's Response

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MARGARET WARNER: We take a closer look now at how the pope and the Vatican are responding to the recent revelations and allegations. It comes from the Very Reverend David O'Connell, president of Catholic University, and Scott Appleby, the author of several books about the church and Catholicism. He's a professor of history at the University of Notre Dame.

And welcome to you both.

Professor Appleby, beginning with you, how effectively, or ineffectively, do you think the pope and the Vatican have dealt with this latest chapter in the clergy sex abuse scandal?

SCOTT APPLEBY, professor of history, University of Notre Dame: I think it's generally been an ineffective response, because the church is not always speaking with a consistent voice.

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