"If the church hopes to regain credibility, it must resist the temptation to let legal process stand in for moral reckoning.

Gregory Aymond, whose resignation was accepted on Feb. 11, recently completed a meeting with survivors of the molestation ...

Bishop Mark O'Connell pledged to be as transparent and realistic as possible while proceeding with a bankruptcy process ...

The meetings are among the 'nonmonetary' provisions that the local Roman Catholic church agreed to last year in a nearly $300 million settlement with hundreds of clergy sex abuse survivors.

The Bishop says in a statement that the move is necessary due to pending sexual abuse claims that "are beyond our means." ...

Bankruptcy professionals can’t be held liable for carrying out a judge’s instructions to serve a court order, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concluded.

The Humboldt County property is 8.19 acres of undeveloped land at 800 Rigby Ave. in Rio Dell, listed for $749,000.