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Will the Buffalo Diocese follow Rochester’s lead and open priest files to the public? Survivors say it’s not just about receiving financial compensation for the trauma they have endured; it’s also about the truth coming to light.
A New York survivor has been awarded $270,000 under the Child Victims Act, showing how courage and persistence can bring justice, even decades later.
New York lawmakers vote to end anonymous child abuse hotline calls, raising debate over family safety, false allegations, and the weaponization of reports. The bill awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature.
In an Aug. 18 report for The Imprint, journalist Susanti Sarkar exposes a system known as hidden foster care. It’s a term many outside child
Hundreds of survivors just voted to accept a $246 million settlement in the Rochester Diocese abuse case.
From West Seneca to Batavia, some parishioners within the Buffalo Catholic Diocese are angered to learn that their donations—raised through years of tithing, BBQs, and raffles—are being used to pay millions toward a $150 million clergy abuse settlement. As faith in church leadership falters, many now question what the future holds for their parishes and spiritual community.
Photo: Saint Joseph Cathedral, Franklin Street, Buffalo. (Credit) The Diocese of Buffalo has agreed to a $150 million settlement to resolve more than 800 claims
A former urologist at two prominent medical institutions in New York was sentenced to life in prison for his yearslong sexual abuse of patients, some of whom were minors.
New York’s top court debates extending the Child Victims Act filing window by six months in a pivotal case involving alleged sexual abuse by a high school teacher.
The Sept. 26 announcement of a $323 million settlement between the Diocese of Rockville Centre in Long Island, NY and over 500 survivors of clergy