New Orleans Archdiocese Raises Clergy Abuse Settlement Offer to $230 Million
The Archdiocese of New Orleans has boosted its clergy abuse settlement offer to $230 million, but survivors and attorneys say the fight for full accountability continues.
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The Archdiocese of New Orleans has boosted its clergy abuse settlement offer to $230 million, but survivors and attorneys say the fight for full accountability continues.
A federal lawsuit accuses an Ohio Catholic high school of failing to protect a student from hazing and sexual assault during a football camp, raising questions of accountability.
Survivors of clergy abuse are challenging the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy, claiming it shields the church from accountability for more than 900 lawsuits.
A new HBO documentary reveals the shocking history of Marcial Maciel, founder of the Legionaries of Christ, which is part of the Roman Catholic Church though it operates separately from diocesan structures.
A Georgia court reconsiders whether the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta can be held liable for concealing decades of child abuse by priests in light of new evidence and survivor testimony.
An elite Catholic prep school in New Jersey, former school of professional athletes, famous actors and political clans, faces its first civil trial over clergy abuse. Survivors say decades of cover-ups kept predators close to students.
A $176 million survivor fund in the Diocese of Syracuse is close to approval, turning decades of pain into a system of points and payouts, one of many U.S. dioceses to follow this model.
An Irvine church leader is arrested in a decade-long child sexual abuse case, while the Catholic Church’s multi-billion-dollar settlements expose a troubling history of institutional sexual abuse.
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Baltimore Archdiocese survivors win the right to keep testifying in bankruptcy court, despite pushback from insurers seeking to silence their voices.