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Two years into the Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy case, survivors and Church representatives continue mediation over compensation for childhood sexual abuse, with new negotiation sessions scheduled through early 2026.
An open letter from the Archdiocese of New Orleans apologizes to survivors of childhood sexual abuse and acknowledges responsibility during the church’s ongoing bankruptcy settlement process.
In a key move in its bankruptcy case, the Archdiocese of Baltimore agreed it will not claim charitable immunity against sexual abuse survivors, clearing a major obstacle to settlement talks.
The Diocese of Oakland is offering $242 million to settle hundreds of clergy sexual abuse claims in bankruptcy court, but survivors’ attorneys say the proposal falls short as trials loom.
A sweeping Michigan Attorney General report names 51 priests connected to the Diocese of Grand Rapids in decades old sexual abuse allegations, raising ongoing questions about accountability, transparency, and survivor recognition.
The Archdiocese of New York has begun raising hundreds of millions of dollars as it enters mediation with more than 1,300 survivors who came forward under New York’s expanded abuse laws.
Tablet Magazine’s Maggie Phillips reveals how decades of clerical sexual abuse and institutional betrayal continue to shape survivors’ lives and drive Catholics out of the Church in unprecedented numbers.
As a federal judge reviews a proposed 230 million dollar settlement, survivors describe decades of pain, complex journeys toward forgiveness, and continuing frustration with the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
With a February deadline looming, advocates warn that the Fresno Diocese’s bankruptcy could permanently close the door on survivors and seal away decades of records.
Four students have filed lawsuits alleging Ursuline High School and the Diocese of Youngstown ignored warnings about escalating bullying and abuse, allowing serious harm to take place.