The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT57) BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- June 12, 2002 -- CATHOLICS-FINANCES -- After spending the past six months fending off accusations that it covered up allegations of sexual abuse by priests, the American Catholic Church is now facing a new wave of scrutiny over how its finances are being handled, particularly because of the large and confidential monetary settlements that American dioceses have reached with victims of that abuse. "Major donors are depressed, shocked, demoralized, and it's reducing their giving,'' said Francis J. Butler, who heads a group representing big givers to Catholic charities. Butler at the Good Shepard Catholic church in Beverly Hills, Calif., in June. (Gerard Burkhart/The New York Times)
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