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Sunday, May 03, 2015
Helena Diocese Posts List of Alleged Abusers As Part of Settlement
As reported by the Ravalli Republic, last Wednesday, as part of the non-monetary terms of the settlement with 362 sex-abuse victims, the Catholic Diocese of Helena, Montana posted on its webiste the names of 80 individuals (priests, sisters and lay persons) who were identified by the victims as sexual abusers betwen the 1930's and the 1970's. A number of the alleged abusers are identified only by first or last name. Most of those on the list have died. Under the settlement, the names are to remain posted for at least ten years. The diocese exited bankruptcy in March. (Full text of reorganization plan and confirmation order.)
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Sex abuse claims