Syracuse abuse victims back $100M bankruptcy plan
April 02, 2025
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CWN Editor's Note: 324 people who allege they suffered clerical sexual abuse in the Diocese of Syracuse have voted to approve a bankruptcy plan that would establish a $100-million fund for victims.
The upstate New York diocese declared bankruptcy in 2020.
“Bishop Douglas Lucia previously said the diocese would cover half of the $100 million fund, with the rest paid by parishes, schools, missions and Catholic Charities,” the Syracuse Post-Standard reported. “If split evenly among the parishes, each would face an average bill of nearly $400,000.”
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