PARIS (AP) — Pope Leo XIV, during his four-day visit to France beginning Friday, will meet privately with seven survivors of sexual abuse by priests and other Catholic personnel. The outcome will be closely watched by critics who say the church hasn’t done enough to confront the problem. The meeting is scheduled for Sunday in Lourdes, one of Catholicism’s most important pilgrimage sites. Some survivors’ groups have criticized the decision to select individuals rather than representatives of established organizations. The seven survivors said in a joint statement last week that they don’t claim to represent all survivors. “Engaging in dialogue does not mean endorsing,” they said. “Being received does not mean abandoning our demands.” “Each of us is taking part in this meeting in our own name, free to express our own views, convictions and choices,” the survivors said. The French Bishops’ Conference said that the group includes people who were abused as minors or adults in Catholic schools, parishes and religious congregations. France’s Catholic Church has begun to reckon with abuse In recent years, …