内容摘要："We've got to start protecting the youth now and the only way we can do that is through collaboration."

"We've got to start protecting the youth now and the only way we can do that is through collaboration."

"And ever since he started changing the attitude towards sexual abuse in the church - he was an extraordinary person."It was incredible to feel listened to... through the years I've told him I feel like Lazarus: you were dead, nobody hears you, nobody cares, and suddenly the most important person does care, and sincerely cares, and makes a big change."

The faithful arrived in droves at Mexico City's main religious centre, the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, to attend a mass for the pontiff and hear the bells ring out in his name - an act which was repeated in churches across Mexico.Some arrived at the church on their knees, dragging their bodies to the church door in an act of contrition and suffering among the most devout.Others simply stood with their heads bowed in quiet remembrance of a man who had stood with Mexico's poorest, including its migrants and victims of violence, on numerous occasions.

"He led us by the hand, and he will always be in our hearts", Jonathan Solis told the BBC, speaking in hushed tones at the back of the church.He had brought his daughter with him to pay their respects as a family, he said, and underlined that it was a source of great pride to have a Latin American Pope.

"He was so important to Latinos. We can never forget him. That's why so many families have turned out, like him - with their hearts on their sleeves - to support each other through this difficult moment."

Elsewhere, mourners gathered for mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston, a US city sometimes dubbed the most Catholic in the country.It recently decided not to investigate Pimeyes, but said it was awaiting "with interest" the conclusion of legal proceedings against the site by data protection authorities in Germany.

After Pimeyes had identified Burrows, police were able to piece together what he'd been doing in Thailand, and how he got there.Local journalist Tim Newton used to meet Burrows at expat business events in Phuket.

"He was just good old Peter Smith and we all knew him like that - no one had any idea that he had any other name," he said."Peter - or Richard - kept this a total secret for the 27 years he was living on the island."