Judge Approves First Step of Portland Archdiocese Reorganization
West News • February 5, 2007
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Portland, Ore., can expect nearly $52 million in insurance money after a federal bankruptcy judge approved the first step in the proposed reorganization plan for ...
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Subject: Insurance settlement
Posted On: February 5, 2007, 12:27 pm CST
Posted By: John
Comment:
Obviously huge premiums have been paid over the years for insurance coverage. Sadly, the insurance companies did not have the foresight to omit priest abuse from their policies. Covering pedophile clergy should never have been a condition of coverage.
We all know that old and new cases will surface in the future and without coverage what will become of this corrupt institution. Is it possible that the future coverage include sexual abuse by clergy and if so, who the hell will pay the premiums once this is made known. I know, the bishops will put insurance cost in another expenditure, such as, let's say, clergy sabbatical.
West News 
Subject: Insurance settlement
We all know that old and new cases will surface in the future and without coverage what will become of this corrupt institution. Is it possible that the future coverage include sexual abuse by clergy and if so, who the hell will pay the premiums once this is made known. I know, the bishops will put insurance cost in another expenditure, such as, let's say, clergy sabbatical.