Bankruptcy court stacks odds in New Orleans church's favor over abuse claims: 'I've never felt so powerless'

Chapter 11 protection is designed to give an organization time to reorganize its finances to pay its debts but victims of clerical abuse feel frustrated by a lengthy and opaque process

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