Connecticut diocese emerges from bankruptcy
May 23, 2025
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CWN Editor's Note: A federal bankruptcy court has confirmed the Diocese of Norwich’s bankruptcy plan, four years after the Connecticut diocese filed for bankruptcy. The plan establishes a $31-million settlement fund from property sales, insurance, and other contributions.
“Our hope is that this settlement provides a fair measure of compensation and an opportunity for healing,” said Bishop Reidy, who was installed as bishop last month. “We offer our sincere prayers for all [abuse] survivors and remain steadfast in our commitment to ensure that such abuse can never happen again.”
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