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Records show Cardinal Timothy F. Dolan tried to shield church assets from victims of clergy sexual abuse who were demanding compensation when he headed the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
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The Diocese of Buffalo announced it would be set up a voluntary program to compensate victims of clergy sexual abuse, after a retired priest admitted in an interview with the Buffalo News that he'd had sexual contact with dozens of boys and was sent by the diocese to a treatment facility in Canada.
Last night, I was weary after yet another day of helping victims of clergy sexual abuse, and watching how the institutional church circles the wagons around abusive pastors and tries to destroy anyone who dares speak truth.
The settlement is thought to be one of the largest paid to a single victim of clergy sexual abuse in the United States.
Bishop Richard J. Malone, of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, will put on the market his own residence, a palatial mansion on one of Buffalo's most exclusive streets that's been home to Buffalo bishops since 1952, to help compensate childhood victims of clergy sexual abuse.
The statute of limitations now bars many victims of clergy sexual abuse from suing their churches and their abusers.
On Long Island, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre has started a compensation program for victims of clergy sexual abuse.
[Records show Cardinal Timothy F. Dolan tried to shield church assets from victims of clergy sexual abuse...]
Victims of clergy sexual abuse, victims of any sexual abuse by any trusted adult, do need ready and generous listeners.
The Diocese of Rockville Centre announced it would become the third local Roman Catholic diocese to begin an Independent Compensation and Reconciliation Program to provide monetary settlements to victims of clergy sexual abuse that can no longer be prosecuted.
The Archdiocese of New York wants to take out a $ 100 million mortgage on one of its prized real estate possessions to fund a compensation program for victims of clergy sexual abuse.
The unsecured creditors that make up the Committee, most of whom were victims of clergy sexual abuse, will not obtain access to the value of over 200 non-profit entities affiliated with the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis to pay their claims.