MINNEAPOLIS (MN)
The Associated Press
March 22, 2018
A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a $25 million settlement by the Crosier religious order over lawsuits alleging clergy sex abuse in Minnesota.
A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a $25 million settlement by the Crosier religious order over lawsuits alleging clergy sex abuse in Minnesota.
Judge Robert Kressel approved the plan Thursday. The Phoenix-based Crosier Fathers and Brothers filed for Chapter 11 reorganization last year. The order has communities in Onamia, Minnesota, and Phoenix.
The order will pay $5.7 million, with its insurer paying the remaining $19.7 million.
The Rev. Thomas Enneking, the order’s religious superior in the U.S., apologized from the witness stand.
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