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By McKenzy Parsons, ABC News, July 26, 2024

Omaha’s Archbishop is among the clergy members named in a lawsuit filed against the Archdiocese of St. Louis and Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski alleging the sexual abuse of minors for decades.

The lawsuit said the Archdiocese has “known of the sexual abuse perpetrated upon its young parishioners and children in the community” by employees, priests, reverends, nuns, teachers, and other staff members.

The lawsuit was brought forth by 27 anonymous plaintiffs.

It accuses the defendants of often transferring the perpetrators to different locations within the Archdiocese or Catholic Church or sending them away for treatment before returning them to unsupervised access to children.

“Our clients have courageously stepped forward to file these cases. They are entitled to full justice and accountability. By bringing these actions the hope is that justice will serve as some sense of closure,” said Todd Matthews and Bailey Glasser who are representing the plaintiffs in the case.

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