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The church also says it will cooperate in releasing information on assets transferred to parishes.
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Officials told congregants Saturday that Catholic leadership has since learned of another allegation dating back to the 1990s against former Rev. Paschal Morlino.
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The Church claims it’s worth more than $200 million as it files for bankruptcy.
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We’ll go On the Record with an attorney representing some of the first plaintiffs to file suit under the Child Victims Act. The new law allows survivors of abuse to sue, regardless of when abuse took place. Plus, what the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy filing means for survivors.
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On today's Midday Newswrap, Tom discusses the big news of the week, including Baltimore City's redistricting, an environmental win for Curtis Bay and the latest Catholic abuse case.
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Victims may only have a few months to make a claim for compensation.
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As the number of concealed carry permit holders skyrockets in Maryland, the state set limits as to where they can take their guns
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Archbishop William E. Lori said church leaders had weighed their options for months this summer before concluding that Chapter 11 bankruptcy was inevitable.
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Hundreds of cases are expected to be filed against the Baltimore Catholic Archdiocese.
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Beginning October 1, survivors of child sexual abuse will be able to pursue legal recourse thanks to the Child Victims Act of 2023. Tom speaks with a legal expert and two survivors about possible legal actions.