Archdiocese of New York to pay $800M+ to 1,300 abuse victims, sell Manhattan properties

The Archdiocese of New York reached a historic settlement obligating it to compensate over 1,300 sexual abuse victims with more than $800 million, funded partly by selling iconic Manhattan properties. The archdiocese must also publish names of accused clergy, marking a significant accountability shift. The settlement resolves long-standing claims but leaves questions about asset liquidation and broader church liability.

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