The Christian Brothers Oceania Province is facing a financial crisis due to mounting costs related to historical abuse claims. The religious order is currently spending $1.7 million weekly on addressing these cases and anticipates funds will soon be exhausted. To meet its obligations to abuse victims, the Congregation intends to sell all 36 of its properties. Victims will be treated as creditors in the liquidation process, ensuring they receive compensation. This move signals a significant financial strain on the organization and a commitment to addressing past wrongdoings through financial redress. The sale of properties represents a substantial restructuring of the Christian Brothers’ assets in Oceania.