Milwaukee’s Rancorous Catholic Church Abuse Case May Finally Be Settled
The archdiocese and a creditors committee say they’ve reached a deal that — if approved by a judge — would compensate abuse victims and end a church bankruptcy case. But a victims group isn’t happy.
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