In a shocking revelation, “60 Minutes” uncovers a disturbing chapter in the history of the Vatican, where from 1950 to 1970, thousands of Italian children were sent to American Catholics for adoption. The children, who were brought to the United States on orphan visas, were not actually orphans, but rather the children of unwed mothers, many of whom were still alive.
Join Bill Whitaker as he speaks with the American adoptees who are still trying to find their Italian families, shedding light on a dark and little-known aspect of the Catholic Church’s history. Through interviews, investigative reports, and feature segments, “60 Minutes” delves deep into this controversial topic, providing a platform for those affected to share their stories and seek answers.
With its reputation for hard-hitting journalism and in-depth coverage, “60 Minutes” continues to be a top-rated television broadcast, captivating audiences for over 50 seasons. Don’t miss this eye-opening episode on Sunday, as “60 Minutes” explores “The Vatican’s Orphans” and the lasting impact of this little-known chapter in history.
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