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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.
As Guidepost’s hotline winds down, the SBC rolls out a new abuse helpline. Will the expanded service deliver real accountability and support for survivors?
Father Robert Sullivan of the Diocese of Birmingham, AL is on leave amid allegations of sexual and financial misconduct with a minor dating back more than a decade.
Baltimore Archdiocese survivors win the right to keep testifying in bankruptcy court, despite pushback from insurers seeking to silence their voices.
A Georgia Baptist college president is on leave amid claims he ignored sexual abuse reports. Alumni say the case reveals deeper problems in Baptist institutions.
At the 2025 FAIR Conference, LDS leaders defended the church’s abuse helpline and clergy privilege laws, saying they lead to more reports and safer outcomes for children.
As the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy drags on for two years running, the voices of abuse victims grow louder and more urgent.
Utah’s Catholic diocese reopens its investigation after new allegations emerge against a former priest who once served in northern Utah. What changed their story?
A major sexual abuse lawsuit in Oregon may soon force the LDS Church to reveal what it knew about a trusted doctor’s alleged misconduct. A judge will decide.