Christian Brothers closed down. What now for their sex abuse victims?

10 min•24 juni 2026

The Christian Brothers have announced a plan to sell off their remaining 36 properties in Australia at an estimated value of $216 million.

The proceeds will go to victims and survivors and their lawyers.

Those with claims against the brothers won’t receive all they’re seeking but the Brothers have revealed they’ve already paid a staggering $480 million in abuse settlements since 1980.

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Professor DARRYL HIGGINS is director of the Institute for Child Protection Studies at Australian Catholic University.

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