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When the Institution That Hurt You Goes Bankrupt: What the St. John’s Archdiocese Asset Transfer Means for Abuse Survivors If you are reading this page, you may be a survivor of institutional clergy abuse — or someone who loves someone who is — and you are trying to understand what happens when the very institution responsible for your harm enters bankruptcy proceedings while still controlling the assets that are supposed to pay for your compensation. That question is not abstract. It is playing out right now in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, where more than 300 survivors of abuse at Mount Cashel orphanage and other Roman Catholic institutions are watching the archdiocese’s insolvency proceedings determine how much of the $121.3 million they were awarded will actually reach them. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We are a Texas-based trial firm that handles catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and institutional abuse cases in the United States. The matter we are about to explain is a Canadian legal proceeding, governed by Canadian federal law, in a Canadian court. It is not a case we can accept or file — but the themes it raises about institutional abuse compensation, asset recovery,…