Polish Catholics elected a new leader as the church grapples with the aftermath of sexual abuse

Polish Catholic Church faces declining church attendance due to scandals of clergy abuse. Archbishop Tadeusz Wojda elected as its new leader. Church is grappling with aftermath of sex abuse scandals. Church has seen declining attendance as church struggles to cope with rising church abuse rate.

The leaders of Poland's influential Catholic Church have chosen moderate Archbishop Tadeusz Wojda to be their new principal, at a time when the church is struggling to reckon with the abuse of minors by some Polish clergy