July 14, 2026 / by Christina Feeney / Catholic Church Sexual Abuse
For many survivors of clergy sexual abuse in Michigan, the release of the Attorney General’s latest investigative report represents something deeply personal. It is another public acknowledgment of stories that, for years, were dismissed, hidden, or carried in silence. The report, which examines abuse allegations within the Diocese of Saginaw, is the sixth in Michigan […]
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More Than a Settlement: NY Survivors Seek Truth, Accountability, and Lasting Justice
July 21, 2026 / by Christina Feeney / Catholic Church Sexual Abuse
The Archdiocese of New York’s proposed $800 million settlement marks one of the largest financial agreements involving clergy sexual abuse claims in U.S. history. Yet for the approximately 1,300 survivors whose cases could be resolved, the issue has never been simply about money. It is about recognition, accountability, and ensuring that decades of abuse—and the […]
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Michigan Sexual Abuse Survivors Deserve More Than a Report – They Deserve Accountability
July 14, 2026 / by Christina Feeney / Catholic Church Sexual Abuse
For many survivors of clergy sexual abuse in Michigan, the release of the Attorney General’s latest investigative report represents something deeply personal. It is another public acknowledgment of stories that, for years, were dismissed, hidden, or carried in silence. The report, which examines abuse allegations within the Diocese of Saginaw, is the sixth in Michigan […]
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San Francisco Archdiocese Settlement Brings Long-Sought Recognition to Abuse Survivors
July 14, 2026 / by Christina Feeney / Catholic Church Sexual Abuse
For hundreds of people who say they were sexually abused as children by clergy members, the Archdiocese of San Francisco’s agreement to pay $395 million is more than a legal milestone. It is, for many, a long-awaited acknowledgment of pain that has shaped their lives for decades. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco has […]
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