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25 October 2026

New York Archdiocese agrees to pay $800m to 1,300 sexual abuse survivors

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Source reporting: Al Jazeera English

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New York Archdiocese agrees to pay $800m to 1,300 sexual abuse survivors

The settlement is the second-largest after an $880m ​deal reached by the Archdiocese of Los ​Angeles in 2024.

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