Catholic Diocese and school in B.C. settle abuse lawsuit for $3.4M
- The Roman Catholic Diocese of Prince George and St. Thomas More Collegiate settled a lawsuit for $3.4 million with an alleged victim of sexual abuse by former teacher Alfred Patrick Quigley, as announced by lawyer Sandra Kovacs.
- Alfred Patrick Quigley was accused of grooming and sexually assaulting the plaintiff in the 1990s, but he denied all allegations and did not participate in the trial process.
- The Diocese acknowledged legal responsibility for the actions of its employee, despite claiming no prior knowledge of the abuse, according to a statement issued by the diocese.
- Lawyer Sandra Kovacs emphasized that the lawsuit was about accountability and highlighted a culture of secrecy within the Catholic Church that enables abuse to persist.
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