Clergy Abuse Lawyer

The Vatican has published a handbook for clergy and church lawyers that lays out the steps to follow when investigating and reporting alleged cases of sexual abuse of minors.

Reporters found 51 clergy who after allegations of abuse in the U.S. were able to work as priests or religious brothers in a host of countries, from Ireland to Nigeria to the Philippines.

There are now nearly 300 sexual abuse lawsuits against more than 20 priests on the island of Guam.

Cardinal George Pell knew of child sexual abuse by priests in Australia as early as the 1970s but failed to take action, a landmark inquiry found.

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ProPublica has compiled a list of "credibly accused" Catholic clergy from around the country, including hundreds in California.

Although steps are being taken to help sexual abuse survivors, it still remains insidious and easily concealed.

California prosecutors plan to issue subpoenas to half of the state’s Catholic dioceses as part of a growing investigation into the church’s handling of sex abuse cases.

On New Year’s Day, the Church of Latter-day Saints will pull 400,000 young people from the Boy Scouts of America in favor of a program of its own.

"A predator is a predator and vulnerable is vulnerable, whether you’re an adult or a child."

The Vatican office responsible for processing clergy sex abuse complaints has seen a record 1,000 cases reported from around the world this year - this is only the beginning.

More than 11,000 accusations of childhood sexual abuse by Catholic priests and brothers have been made across the United States since the 1970s.

Sexual abuse in any capacity is reprehensible. Who should be held accountable?