PITTSBURGH — Survivors of abuse by Catholic clergy will be joined by a national children’s advocacy organization Wednesday to urge the passage of legislation strengthening laws against child abuse.
The group will speak in the Allegheny County Courthouse.
“Survivors deserve to have their experiences heard by the perpetrators who abused them,” said Stop Child Predators President Stacie Rumenap.
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