Most Americans Say the Catholic Church’s Sex Rape Scandals are a Huge Problem

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/05/15/us/dallas-catholic-diocese-sex-abuse-raid/index.html

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/costa-rican-police-raid-church-offices-after-priests-accused-of-sex-abuse-67269
Missing an incomplete sex rape files sparked Texas Police raids of Catholic Properties. Dallas Police raid Catholic Diocese properties in investigation of sexual Rape of children by "Predator Priests" At least 298 and upwards of 650 Catholic Priests across the State of Texas have faced "credible Rape" allegations going back to the 1940s, according to the lists compiled by the 15 Texas Dioceses. There are 1,320 Catholic Parishes in Texas, so 15 is just the start wait till the other 1,305 Catholic Parishes are looked into..The Archdiocese of San Antonio, the largest one in Texas-- with 56 Catholic Priests and other clergy listed. Next is the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and the dioceses of Dallas, El Paso and Amarillo. 

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/costa-rican-police-raid-church-offices-after-priests-accused-of-sex-abuse-67269
Costa Rican police raid Church offices after Catholic Priests accused of sexual Rape of children. 

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/police-in-chile-raid-church-offices-during-sex-abuse-investigation-74451
Police in Chile raid Catholic Church Offices during sexual Rape of children by Catholic Priests, full investigation on the way. 
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/catholic-church-release-names-texas-clergy-accused-sexual-assaulting-minors/
Catholic Church Begins Releasing Names of Texas-Based Clergy Accused of Sexually Assaulting Minors
The List of the Pedophile Priest are at the end of the Article, click on the link above for the names on 300 Pedophile Priest in Texas 
https://dfw.cbslocal.com/2019/01/31/catholic-leaders-in-texas-name-286-accused-of-abusing-minors/
The move by Texas church leaders follows a shocking Pennsylvania report in August detailing seven decades of child sexual abuse by more than 300 priests.
In the months after that report, about 50 dioceses and religious provinces have released the names of nearly 1,250 priests and others accused of abuse. Approximately 60 percent of them have died. About 30 other dioceses are investigating or have promised to release names of credibly accused priests in the coming months.

 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/13/nyregion/list-of-priests-abuse.html?action=click&module=Latest&pgtype=Homepage
New Jersey Catholic List Names of Nearly 200 Priests Accused of Abuse 
Roman Catholic bishops in New Jersey on Wednesday named nearly 200 priests who have been found credibly accused of sexually abusing a child. The disclosure is just the latest reported in recent weeks by dioceses and religious orders across the country as law enforcement officials examine the church’s response to an epidemic of abuse.
As with many of the other lists published, most of the priests identified by the New Jersey bishops are dead, and the accusations involve alleged abuse that happened decades ago.
The list of names included Theodore McCarrick, the former cardinal who stands to be one of the highest-profile Catholic figures in modern times to be defrocked, and a parish priest who was the first to be criminally charged as part of the New Jersey attorney general’s investigation into clergy abuse.
The bishops in New Jersey have followed dozens of their colleagues in the United States in deciding to publish the names of suspected abusers after a grand jury report in Pennsylvania last summer outlined seven decades of accusations and inflamed broader tensions in the church over its handling of abuse.

L.A.Priests

A. Religious Order and Extern Priests. 
31%40
B. Archdiocesan priests with information concerning child sexual abuse in their files in 1986 or later.26%33
C. Archdiocesan priests with no information in their files to indicate childhood sexual abuse.19%25
D. Archdiocesan priests with information concerning child sexual abuse in their files prior to 1986.19%24
E. Priests identified by Roman Numerals
5%6
TOTAL100%128
A. Religious Order and Extern Priests 31%:
B. Archdiocesan priests with information concerning child sexual abuse in their files in 1986 or later, 26%:
C. Archdiocesan priests with no information in their files to indicate childhood sexual abuse, 19%:
D. Archdiocesan priests with information concerning child sexual abuse in their files prior to 1986, 19%:
E. Priests identified by Roman Numerals, 5%:


The same personnel files are also available in alphabetical order provided below:

Clergy Personnel Files
Diocesan Cases of Boston N-QNgwumohaike affairRev. Anthony Ngwumohaike accused of abuse.
Nugent affairRev. Frank settled for $250,000 for alleged abuse, 1998. Other cases pending. 
Nyhan case Rev. W. James Nyhan (1945-), ordained 1973, pastor of Saint Mary Church in Billerica, was investigated in a abuse allegation but was closed after his accuser recanted. The archdiocese review board considered Nyhan's case twice, 3 November 1994, and 4 December 1997. From the early 1980s until 1994, Nyhan was the chaplain at Bishop Fenwick High School in Peabody, an archdiocesan school. In 1994, the same year the review board first considered his case, Nyhan was transferred to Blessed Sacrament Church in Saugus. The following year, he had no assignment. Nyhan was transferred to Matignon High School in Cambridge as chaplain from 1996 through 1998. He was named pastor of the Billerica parish in 1999. Pled guilty to criminal charges 2006. Dismissed 2007.
  1. LaCorte accusationNew allegation by Dennis M. LaCorte, that Nyhan repeatedly molested him over about 18 months, forcing him to perform oral sexon him, when a 11-12-years-old in 1979 while Nyhan was an associate pastor at the Church of the Nativity on Folly Road running St. Ambrose Catholic Youth Organization. Nylan first abused him in the swimming pool of the Dorchester YMCA, and went on to molest him dozens of times in the bathroom of the St. Ambrose Church basement, and in bathroom stalls at Fenway Park, during CYO outings. “'It started out with him groping me in the pool and then went on to other things,'” LaCorte said. “He preyed on my innocence and preyed on the fact that I was brought up Catholic and was raised to look up to a priest,” was deemed sufficiently credible to warrant Nyhan's immediate suspension, June 2002.
  2. Nyhan Charleston Rev. James Nyhan went to Charleston in 1979 when he was granted a year's leave of absence from his duties in Massachusetts. At the Church of the Nativity, Nyhan oversaw the church'saltar boys, at least one of the alleged victims was one of his charges, and the attack occurred in the church rectory. Nyhan was arrested by the Charleston County Sheriff's Department in November 2003 after his name surfaced in the investigation into widespread sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Boston. He faced two charges of committing a lewd act on a child under the age of 14, the alleged incidents occurred around 1979 when Nyhan was a visiting associate pastor at the Church of the Nativity on Folly Road. Trial began 24 April 2006, Pled guilty to criminal charges 2006. Dismissed 2007.led guilty to criminal charges 2006. 
O’Connor affair Rev. Thomas J. O’Connor (deceased) was accused of abusing a 16 year-old boy in 1952-1953 at St. Patrick Church in Monson. 
O'Leary affairRev. Arthur P. O'Leary accused of abuse per diocesan records.
O'Neill affairRev. William V. O'Neill (d. 1960), ordained 1931. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
O’Sullivan caseRev. Eugene M. O'Sullivan, ordained 1960, who served at a number of parishes in the Boston area, including St. Agnes Church in Arlington. Pled guilty to criminal charges 1984. Defrocked by the Vatican, the Archdiocese of Boston announced 29 July 2005.
  1. O’Sullivan trialEugene O'Sullivan was sentenced to five years’ probation in 1984 after he admitted sodomizinga 13-year-old altar boyat St. Ann's Parish in Marshfield. One condition of his probation was that he not be allowed to work with children, but church officials, who had pleaded with a judge for leniency on his behalf, later assigned him priestly duties at four New Jersey parishes. 
  2. Massachusetts accusationWoman wrote in 1964 to Cardinal Richard Cushing that O'Sullivan had picked up her 12-year-old son from their summer cottage and took him to the sacristy “under the pretense of checking the altar boy assignments” for St. Ann's parish. Her son was very upset when he returned home and told his parents the priest had reached into his bathing trunks and “touched him repeatedly in the private area.” The woman said her son told her the priest had touched him there on previous occasions.
  3. Sean accusationSexually abused by Rev. Eugene O'Sullivan (Father Bud), his uncle, for a nine-year period beginning when he was 9 years old and had abused his older brother, TJ, for years before that. Nearing death at the age of 32, Sean said that living with AIDS has brought him clarity and simplicity and even restored the faith he says he lost because he and his brother TJ (died of heart failure 1989) were sexually abused as children by Father Bud. "We were told he would no longer be involved with the church ... that he would no longer be able to practice as a priest. At the time of my father's funeral, my uncle asked the archbishop if he could say the Mass and he was given the right to say the Mass. I did not go to my father's funeral for that very reason, nor did my sister or my mother."
  4. New Jersey transfer Very Rev. McCarrick later bishop of the Diocese of Metuchen, NJ, and in 1985 the Cardinal in Washington DC, accepted Rev. Eugene O'Sullivan’s transfer from Boston, even though he knew he had a record of sexual molestation. His first assignment in New Jersey was to a parish with an elementary school. During his seven years in Metuchen, O’Sullivan was transferred to other churches in which he continued to serve around children, including a youth group, but parishioners were not told of his background. O'Sullivan was recalled to Boston in 1992 and directed to stop his ministry. When McCarrick was questioned about O'Sullivan in 1993, he acknowledged he was aware of the priest’s background when he agreed to take Father O’Sullivan.
NoteO'Sullivan was sent in 1985 to serve as a priest in the Diocese of Metuchen, NJ, a fact that appeared to contradict prior testimony of Cardinal Bernard Law about the reason for the transfer, in a pre-trial deposition he said it was both to avoid a scandal resulting from publicity due to the criminal case and because he had relatives in that state.He had family in New Jersey, which is important in terms of support to the priest himself,testified Law. O'Sullivan testified January 2003 that his family was in Boston, not New Jersey.
  1. Washington DC transferCardinal McCarrick put O’Sullivan on administrative leave because of sexual misconduct and said he had received assurances from Boston and a treatment center that O'Sullivan was rehabilitated and there were no work restrictions on him. The cardinal has said he would not agree to accept such a priest as O’Sullivan again, 2002.
Ouellette affair When a woman complained to the Archdiocese of Bostonin 1994 that the Rev. Lionel P. Ouellette (d. 2000), ordained 1957, had molested her as a schoolgirl in Lynn, the church ruled he could keep his job. 
Pagacz affairRev. Julian Pagacz arrested 1992, charges dropped when girl refused to testify. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
Papile affairRev. Joseph A Papile (d. 2009), (Deacon), ordained 1988. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
Paquin caseRev. Ronald H. Paquin, ordained 1973, a serial molester, claimed he was abused by the Rev. Bernard St. Hillaire (St. Hillaire affair) while a youth, acts that led him to similar proclivities. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
  1. Paquin identifiedPaquin was first identified by Rev. Allen E. Roche (Roche affair), the pastor at St. Monica's Church in Methuen, where Paquin was an associate pastor for eight years after his 1973 ordination, as a sexual molester but he never informed the archdiocese even though he had heard repeated reports that Paquin had taken young boys to his rectory bedroom, at least one youth had complained to him that Paquin molested him in the room. In 1981 one of four teenage boys Paquin took to a New Hampshire ski chalet, died after Paquin lost control of the car. 
  2. Paquin removedPaquin was removed from parish work in 1990 after accusations of plying boys with gifts and liquor before molesting and orally raping them, c. 1970-1990. 
  3. Paquin accusationsFurther 13 accusations from that period were registered by the Church which settled six of them for more than $500,000, 1990-96. 
  4. McCormack cover-upRev. John B. McCormack, who headed the archdiocese's office of clergy abuse, informed Paquin that he was being removed from St. John's Church and sent for treatment to St. Luke's Institute in Maryland, September 1990. Paquin landed a job as chaplain at Youville Hospital in Cambridge following his ouster from St. John the Baptist Parish in Haverhill and several years on “sick leave.” He said officials at the hospital were aware “of my situation.” Church officials reassured Paquin that the diocese has a reputation for acting charitably toward disenfranchised priests. In one report dated 4 March 1991, McCormack noted that Paquin expressed concerns about his ability to do hospital ministry without acting out impulsively. But later that year the church helped him get into a chaplain program at the then-Bon Secours Hospital in Methuen (now called Holy Family Hospital). 
  5. Vatican informedFrom 1994 to 2000, the archdiocese advisory board, with the support of Cardinal Bernard F. Law, sought laicization but Paquin rejected the recommendations four times. In a December 2000 letter to the Vatican, Archbishop Law said Paquin should be removed from the priesthood. The letter noted that Paquin was the cause of “grave scandal.” In a 2001 statement from Paquin, he noted that he was told that if he agreed to leave the priesthood, the matter would be done “privately and without embarrassment.” If not, it would be “public and notorious.” Agreeing to start the process, Paquin asked for some kind of financial and health benefits, housing and a pension. A 1996 memo from the Rev. Brian M. Flatley said Paquin was named executor of St. Hilaire's mother's estate. The heirs of that estate, who include two boys allegedly molested by Paquin, said they are owed money from the estate. Paquin denied abusing either of the boys, but he admitted being in a car with St. Hilaire when St. Hilaire abused one of the youths. One church official wrote to McCormack saying that both St. Hilaire and Paquin cheated a woman out of money under the pretext of supporting a seminarian's education for the priesthood. It was also reported that an elderly friend was upset at having lent $10,000 to Paquin. The report noted that Paquin later requested $20,000, but was refused. Doctors recommended that Paquin, a child of an alcoholic, still needs to handle his anger at his abuser and a controlling mother. Paquin was sentenced to 12-15 years in prison after pleading guilty to raping an altar boyin the 1980s and early 1990s, 31 December 2002. Paquin was laicized by Pope John Paul II, announced by Archbishop Sean Patrick O'Malley in a missive 3 May 2004. 
  6. Law’s oversight Paquin’s behavior was so repugnant and the pattern of abuse so clear that a church review board and a top deputy to Law urged that he be dismissed from the priesthood, 1994. After being notified by a Brockton man that Paquin had allegedly abused his son and nephew, who had AIDS.
  7. Flatley memorandumRev. Flatley, then Law’s delegate handling allegations of clergy abuse, approached Law’s top deputy, Bishop William F. Murphy, in March 1996. “Bishop Murphy was very clear in his insistence that it is time for Father Paquin to move away from the priesthood,” But the board changed its mind and voted to let him return to priestly duties so long as he did not have contact with minors, May 1997 and he was assigned by Rev. C. Melvin Surette (Surette affair) to chaplain posts in Cambridge and Lynn. 
  8. Paquin settlementsBefore Law reassigned Paquin as a chaplain, the archdiocese had already settled six of the 13 reported molestation cases for more than $500,000. “I know that there have been some very difficult moments for you,” wrote Cardinal Bernard F. Law, “I trust that your own continued vigilance and support of competent professionals will allow you to begin a new phase of ministry in the archdiocese,” 11 July 1998. Paquin was finally removed from his duties after complaints from five more men were received in 2000. Paquin was indicted on three counts of rapeof a child 15 May 2002 and pleaded guilty and sentenced to serve at least 12 years minus the 238 days he has spent in jail awaiting trial, 31 December 2002. 
  9. McCormack cover-up In 1991, when a priest told John B. McCormackthat the Rev. Ronald H. Paquin might be molesting a teenage Haverhill boy, McCormack did not report the alleged abuse to state authorities. Asked during a deposition in 2002 why he had not done so, McCormack replied, “because I didn’t think there was any [sexual] activity going on.... Father Paquin assured me there wasn’t.” A plaintiffs' lawyer then asked: “This is the same Father Paquin that you had a credible report about him molesting two boys a year earlier, correct?” “Correct,” McCormack answered. 
Pelletier affairRev. Leonard E. Pelletier accused of abuse, removed. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
Pereppadan case Rev. Varghese Pereppadan, a priest from India, admitted to improperly touching the chest of a 16-year-old girl while living and working at Our Lady of the Presentation Parish in Brighton, MA. As part of a plea agreement, Pereppadan admitted to charges of indecent assault and battery and was sentenced to one year of probation, December 2004.
Pezzotti affairRev. Mario Pezzotti, Xaverian Missionary Fathers, settled for alleged abuse of a boy, 1993, went to Brazil. 
Picardi affair Rev. John M. Picardi had admitted to a 1992 rape of an adult man in Florida, he was transferred from Boston to Diocese of Patersonafter being accused of raping another 29-year-old man, early 1990s. Father Groeschelwrote Paterson Bishop Frank Rodimer a letter saying that “there was no indication of any involvement with a minor or a nonconsenting adult,” although he apparently knew that the accuser felt violated. Another church document indicates that while supervising the priest's treatment, Rev. Groeschel had once called a Boston archdiocesan official to ask whether the accuser was “still angry” and “in a litigious stance.” Bishop Rodimer learned of the rape allegation only after Picardi was accused in 1995 of touching a girl improperly in the Paterson Diocese. 
  1. Picardi in ArizonaBishop Thomas O’Brien of the Diocese of Phoenixagreed in 1997 to a request from Boston Cardinal Bernard Law to accept Picardi’s transfer even though his record of sexual abuse allegations were so severe that he was banned from ministry in one diocese and nearly defrocked in another. O’Brien assigned Picardi to a Scottsdale parish less than two years after a sex abuse review board established by Law recommended considering the priest’s defrocking. That recommendation was handed down Jan. 4, 1996, but rescinded April 3, 1997, after Picardi appealed his case to the Vatican. The diocese moved him to an associate pastor in a Flagstaff parish, AZ, but he was dismissed after Boston attorney, Roderick MacLeish Jr., obtained and released his personnel file, February 2003. 
Plourde affairRev. Raymond C. Plourde, ordained 1958, settled alleged abuse of 12 year-old boy, 1992. Plourde was later asked to resign. Assigned to Life of Prayer and Penance 2004. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
Poitras affairRev. Steven Poitras, ordained in 1993, his first assignment was at St. Michael’s in North Andover, parochial vicar at St. Michael Parish in Hudson, was placed on administrative leave after it received an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor. The abuse is alleged to have occurred in 1994, but according to archdiocesan spokesperson, “the alleged incident did not occur at the parish to which Steven Poitras was assigned in 1994, announced 27 November 2006. (O’Malley letter, 25 August 2011).
Pollard affairRev. Leo E. Pollard, Jesuit, ordained in 1947.
Power affairRev. James F. Power, ordained in 1962, was accused of sexual abuse, 1997. Settled, removed from ministry 2002.
Prybis affairRev. Raymond A. Prybis, Oblate, ordained in 1967, accused of sexual misconduct with teenager.

  1. Father Richard J. Ahern, C.S.S., also known as Father Richard J. Ahern, C.P.S. (Congregation of the Sacred Stigmata, also referred to as the Stigmatines; and Diocese of Springfield)
  2. Father Jose Alonzo, also known as Father Jose Alonso (Diocese of Paterson)
  3. Father Joseph Angeli (Archdiocese of Boston)
  4. Father John T. Atwater (Archdiocese of Boston)
  5. Father Ronald Atwood (Diocese of Columbus) 
  6. Father José Maria Bettencourt e Ávila (Diocese of Fall River)
  7. Father Eugene Bailot (Archdiocese of Boston)
  8. Brother Stephen Baker, T.O.R. (Franciscans, Third Order Regular)
  9. Father Robert F. Barrett (Archdiocese of Boston)
  10. Father Sydney Bayers, also known as Father Sidney Bayers (Archdiocese of Boston)
  11. Father Robert P. Beale (Archdiocese of Boston)
  12. Father Leon F. Beauvais (Archdiocese of Boston)
  13. Father Ronald Becker (Diocese of Trenton)
  14. Father George C. Berthold (Archdiocese of Boston)
  15. Father Joseph E. Birmingham (Archdiocese of Boston)
  16. Father Paul J. Bolduc (Archdiocese of Boston)
  17. Father Barry F. Bossa, S.A.C., also known as Father F. Barry Bossa (Archdiocese of Boston)
  18. Father James Braley (Archdiocese of Boston)
  19. Father Joseph Brennan (Diocese of Camden)
  20. Father Philip C. Breton (Archdiocese of Boston)
  21. Father Andrew Brizzolara, C.S. (Missionaries of St. Charles, also referred to as the Scalabrinians)
  22. Father Anthony L. Buchette (Archdiocese of Boston)
  23. Father Myron F. Bullock (Archdiocese of Boston)
  24. Brother Robert Burgess, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  25. Father Robert M. Burns (Archdiocese of Boston)
  26. Father Ignatius M. Burrill, S.J. (Society of Jesus, Chicago-Detroit Province)
  27. Father Richard Butler (Archdiocese of Boston)
  28. Father Joseph F. Byrne (Archdiocese of Boston)
  29. Father Alan Caparella, O.F.M. (Order of Friars Minor)
  30. Father Michael J. Carew (Archdiocese of Boston)
  31. Father Guido Caverzan, C.S. (Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo, also referred to as the Scalabrinians)
  32. Brother John B. Chaney, C.F.C. (Congregation of Christian Brothers)
  33. Father Edmund P. Charest (Archdiocese of Boston)
  34. Brother Damien Chong, O.Carm. (Carmelite Fathers and Brothers)
  35. Father Joseph K. Coleman (Archdiocese of Boston)
  36. Father James E. Connelly (Archdiocese of Boston)
  37. Father John Connor (Diocese of Pittsburgh)
  38. Father John M. Cotter (Archdiocese of Boston)
  39. Father Richard T. Coughlin (Archdiocese of Boston)
  40. Monsignor Arthur Coyle (Archdiocese of Boston)
  41. Father Edmund Croke (Archdiocese of Boston)
  42. Father John P. Cronin (Diocese of Fall River)
  43. Brother Eugene Cumerlato, S.X. (Xaverian Missionary Fathers)
  44. Father Thomas M. Curran (Archdiocese of Boston)
  45. Father Robert F. Daly (Archdiocese of Boston)
  46. Sister Agnes Daniels, C.S.J. (Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph)
  47. Father Glenn Davidowich (Eparchy of Passaic)
  48. Brother Fidelis DeBerardinis, O.F.M. (Order of Friars Minor)
  49. Father John J. Dewire (Archdiocese of Boston)
  50. James D. Doherty (coach at Savio Preparatory High School) (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  51. Father James Dowling, also known as Father Jude Dowling (Passionist Missionaries) 
  52. Father Roy Drake, S.J. (New York Society of Jesus)
  53. Father William J. Duffy, S.J. (New England Society of Jesus)
  54. Father John A. Dunn (Archdiocese of Boston)
  55. Father Leo V. Dwyer (Archdiocese of Boston)
  56. Brother Joachim Edwards, C.Ss.R. (Redemptorists of the Baltimore Province) 
  57. Father Frank E. Fairbairn (Archdiocese of Boston)
  58. Brother Nolan Farrell (Archdiocese of Boston)
  59. Father Paul J. Finegan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  60. Father James J. Foley (Archdiocese of Boston)
  61. Father Peter J. Frost (Archdiocese of Boston)
  62. Father Robert V. Gale (Archdiocese of Boston)
  63. Father Rene Gaudin, SS.CC. (Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary)
  64. Father Gennaro Gentile (Archdiocese of New York)
  65. Father John J. Geoghan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  66. Father Robert Gibney (Archdiocese of Newark)
  67. Father Randall Gillette, C.P. (Passionist Missionaries)
  68. Ricardo Gonzalez, also known as Deacon Ricardo Gonzalez (Archdiocese of Boston)
  69. Father Louis J. Govoni (Archdiocese of Boston)
  70. Father Daniel M. Graham (Archdiocese of Boston)
  71. Father John E. Guiney (Archdiocese of Boston)
  72. Monsignor Arthur J. Hagan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  73. Father John R. Hanlon (Archdiocese of Boston)
  74. Monsignor John Harrington (Archdiocese of New York)
  75. Brother William A. Hennessey, C.F.C., also known as Brother William A. Hennessy, C.F.C. (Congregation of Christian Brothers)
  76. Brother A. Thomas Hewitt, C.F.C. (Congregation of Christian Brothers)
  77. Paul A. Hightower, also known as Father Paul A. Hightower, a/k/a Brother Paul A. Hightower (seminarian at Cardinal O’Connell Seminary) (Archdiocese of Boston)
  78. Brother Edward Anthony Holmes, SS.CC. (Archdiocese of Boston)
  79. Father Paul W. Hurley (Archdiocese of Boston)
  80. Father Raymond L. Hyder (Archdiocese of Boston)
  81. Father Kelvin Iguabita (Archdiocese of Boston)
  82. Father Vincent Inghilterra (Diocese of Trenton)
  83. Brother Charles Irwin, C.F.C. (Congregation of Christian Brothers)
  84. Brother Vincent Jerome, F.M.S. (The Marist Brothers)
  85. Father Donald J. Joyce, O.M.I. (Oblates of Mary Immaculate, also referred to as the Oblates)
  86. Father Peter S. Kanchong (Archdiocese of Boston)
  87. Father Donald J. Keenan, C.P. (Passionist Missionaries)
  88. William Kelleher (groundskeeper at St. Ann’s Parish, West Bridgewater) (Archdiocese of Boston)
  89. Father Edward T. Kelley (Archdiocese of Boston)
  90. Father Edward M. Keohan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  91. Father Irving F. Klister (Archdiocese of Santa Fe)
  92. Father Bernard J. Lane (Archdiocese of Boston)
  93. Father James H. Lane (Archdiocese of Boston)
  94. Father Richard R. Lavigne (Diocese of Springfield)
  95. Father Kenneth A. LeBlanc (Archdiocese of Boston)
  96. Father Charles M. Loeffler, S.J. (Archdiocese of Boston)
  97. Edward Lopes (sexton or custodian, Santo Christo Parish, Fall River) (Diocese of Fall River)
  98. Father Robert V. Lott (Archdiocese of New York)
  99. Father John P. Lyons (Archdiocese of Boston)
  100. Father James L. MacGuinness (Archdiocese of Boston)
  101. Father Joseph Maffei, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  102. Father Paul J. Mahan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  103. Father Richard Mataconis, S.D.B., also known as Father Philip Mataconis, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  104. Father Philip Mathews (Diocese of Camden)
  105. Father Richard Matte (Archdiocese of Boston)
  106. Brother Julius Martin Mattingly, O.P. (Dominican Order)
  107. Father Terence O. McAlinden (Diocese of Trenton)
  108. Father George V. McCabe, S.J. (New England Society of Jesus)
  109. Father Raymond W. McCarthy (Diocese of Fall River)
  110. Father Richard J. McCormick, S.D.B., also known as Brother Richard J. McCormick, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  111. Father James T. McDonald (Archdiocese of Boston)
  112. Father Paul E. McDonald (Archdiocese of Boston)
  113. Father Joseph McInnis, also known as Father Joseph McInnis, S.J. (Archdiocese of Boston & New England Society of Jesus)
  114. Father Benjamin J. McMahon (Archdiocese of Boston)
  115. Father Gerard T. McMahon (Archdiocese of Boston)
  116. Father Francis J. McManus, S.J. (New England Society of Jesus)
  117. Father Paul Moriarty (Archdiocese of Boston)
  118. Father Robert H. Morrissette (Archdiocese of Boston)
  119. Father Jay M. Mullin (Archdiocese of Boston)
  120. Brother Thomas Mulryan (Diocese of Fall River)
  121. Father David C. Murphy (Archdiocese of Boston)
  122. John Murphy (teacher at Archbishop Williams High School in the 1980s) (Archdiocese of Boston)
  123. Father Kenneth B. Murphy (Archdiocese of Boston)
  124. Father John P. Nickas (Archdiocese of Newark)
  125. Father James Nickel, SS.CC. (Diocese of Fall River)
  126. Father James Nyhan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  127. W. Emmett O’Brien (children’s choir director at St. John Chrysostom Church, West Roxbury, MA) (Archdiocese of Boston)
  128. Monsignor Kenneth O'Connell (Archdiocese of New York)
  129. Father Rickard O’Donovan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  130. Monsignor John J. O'Keefe (Archdiocese of New York)
  131. Father Eugene O’Sullivan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  132. Brother Timothy O'Sullivan, C.F.C. (Congregation of Christian Brothers)
  133. Deacon Joseph A. Papile (Archdiocese of Boston)
  134. Father Edward O. Paquette (Diocese of Fall River)
  135. Father Ronald H. Paquin (Archdiocese of Boston)
  136. Father Leonard E. Pelletier (Archdiocese of Boston)
  137. Douglas Perlitz (former director of Project Pierre Toussaint, Cap Haitien, Haiti) (Haiti Fund, Inc., Father Paul E. Carrier, S.J., and others)
  138. Brother Peter-Claver, S.C. (Brothers of the Sacred Heart)
  139. Father Mario Pezzotti, s.x. (Xaverian Missionary Fathers)
  140. Father Victor Phelan, M.Afr. (Society of Missionaries of Africa)
  141. Father Leo E. Pollard, S.J. (New England Society of Jesus)
  142. Father James R. Porter (Diocese of Fall River)
  143. Father Richard Powers (Archdiocese of Boston)
  144. Brother Dennis Raeihle, S.A. (Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, also referred to as the Graymoor Friars)
  145. Father Henry Rancourt, S.M. (Marist Fathers)
  146. Father Joseph P. Reilly (Archdiocese of Boston)
  147. Father Robert J. Reiss (Archdiocese of Dubuque)
  148. Brother Ricardo, C.F.X. (Xaverian Brothers, also known as Brothers of St. Francis Xavier)
  149. Father James Robichaud, O.M.I. (Oblates of Mary Immaculate)
  150. Father Joseph Rocha, O.P. (Dominican Order)
  151. Father Sean Rooney, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  152. Father George J. Rosenkranz (Archdiocese of Boston)
  153. Monsignor Frederick J. Ryan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  154. Father Robert Ryer (Archdiocese of Boston)
  155. Father Paul P. Rynne (Archdiocese of Boston)
  156. Brother Michael Salerno, S.A.C., later known as Father Michael Salerno, S.A.C. (Society of the Catholic Apostolate, also known as the Pallottine Fathers)
  157. Brother Alan Scheneman, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  158. Father Augustus Scott, O.F.M.Conv. (Conventual Franciscans and Diocese of Camden)
  159. Father Paul R. Shanley (Archdiocese of Boston)
  160. Father James C. Shaughnessey (Archdiocese of Boston)
  161. Monsignor Francis S. Shea (Archdiocese of Boston)
  162. Monsignor William B. Shea (Archdiocese of Boston)
  163. Brother George Sheehan, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  164. Father Edward F. Sherry (Archdiocese of Boston)
  165. Father Gilbert J. Simoes (Diocese of Fall River)
  166. Father Brendan Smyth, O.Praem. (Diocese of Providence)
  167. Father Eugene P. Sullivan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  168. Father Michael D. Sullivan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  169. Father C. Melvin Surette (Archdiocese of Boston)
  170. Father James F. Talbot, S.J. (New England Society of Jesus)
  171. Father J. Garret Thomson, also known as Father J. Garret Thompson (Archdiocese of Boston)
  172. Father Paul J. Tivnan (Archdiocese of Boston)
  173. Father Louis Toma, P.S.S.C., also known as Father Louis Toma, C.S. (Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo, also referred to as the Scalabrinians)
  174. Father Ernest E. Tourigney (Archdiocese of Boston)
  175. Father Robert K. Towner (Archdiocese of Boston)
  176. Father James J. Tully, S.X. (Xaverian Missionary Fathers)
  177. Father Ronald J. Tully, also known as Monsignor Ronald J. Tully (Diocese of Paterson)
  178. Father Robert Turnbull, O.S.A., also known as Father John Turnbull, O.S.A. (Brothers of the Order of Hermits of St. Augustine, also referred to as the Augustinians)
  179. Father James P. Vallely (Diocese of Portland)
  180. Father Joseph P. Veneto (Archdiocese of Boston)
  181. Brother John Voglio, S.D.B. (Salesians of Don Bosco)
  182. Father Leonard Walsh, O.F.M. (Franciscan Friars – Holy Name Province)
  183. Father Martin Walsh (Archdiocese of Boston)
  184. Father William M. Walsh (Archdiocese of Boston)
  185. Father Robert A. Ward (Archdiocese of Boston)
  186. Father Joseph Welsh (Archdiocese of Boston)
  187. Brother Paul White, O.F.M.Cap. (Capuchin Friars Minor)


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PLEASE BE PATIENT, THERE ARE OVER 10,000 MORE NAMES TO BE ADDED TO THIS LIST.

In 2012, there were a total of 414,313 priests. While the total number of priests worldwide has therefore remained about the same since 1970, the Catholic population has nearly doubled, growing from 653.6 million in 1970 to 1.229 billion in 2012.

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Here below-Are All the Seattle Catholic Priests Who Have Been Accused of Sexually Assaulting Children 
ARCHDIOCESE OF SEATTLE PRIESTS
Fr. Barry Ashwell
Fr. Edmund Boyle*
Fr. Edward Boyle*
Fr. Dennis Champagne
Fr. Michael Cody*
Fr. Paul Conn
Fr. John Cornelius
Fr. Jerome Dooley*
Fr. James Gandrau*
Fr. Michael Hays
Fr. David Jaeger*
Fr. Dennis Kemp
Fr. James Knelleken*
Fr. David Linehan
Fr. Lawrence Low*
Fr. Theodore Marmo
Fr. John Marsh*
Fr. James McGreal*
Fr. Desmond McMahon
Fr. Gerald Moffat
Fr. Dennis Muehe*
Fr. Michael C. O'Brien
Fr. William O'Brien*
Fr. Thomas Pitsch*
Fr. William Quick*
Fr. Harold Quigg*
Fr. Leo Racine
Fr. Richard Stohr*
Fr. James Toner*
Fr. Stephen Trippy*


DEACONS
Dennis Albrechtson
Gregory Hewitt
PRIESTS FROM OTHER DIOCESES
Fr. Reinart Beaver
Fr. Mario Blanco*
Fr. Gary Boulden
Fr. Dale Calhoun
Fr. Dermot Foyle
Fr. Phan Huu Hau
Fr. Jayawardene Pantaleone
Fr. Michael Ledwith
Fr. James Mitchell
Fr. Manuel C. Ocana
Fr. Patrick O'Donnell
Fr. James Pommier*
Fr. Richard Scully
Fr. George Silva
RELIGIOUS PRIESTS
Fr. Engelbert Axer*
Fr. John Coughlin*
Fr. Leonard Feeney*
Fr. David Fleckenstein
Fr. John Forrester*
Fr. Bernard Harris*
Fr. David Johnson
Fr. Louis Ladenberger
Fr. Timothy Lamm
Fr. John McManus*
Fr. James McSorley*
Fr. Gerald Morin*
Fr. James Poole
Fr. Robert Renggli
Fr. Anthony Slane*
Fr. Michael Toulouse*


RELIGIOUS BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Robert Brouilette
Albert Casale
Edward Courtney
Patrick Croke*
Dolores Crosby*
Frank Delamere
William Donahue*
Patrick Duffy*
George Dwyer
Gerard Al Kealy*
John Lackie*
Vincent O'Sullivan*
C.P. Ryan*
D.P. Ryan*
James Warren*  *deceased


Archdiocesan Cases of Los Angeles A-E(database of allegations of sexual abuse by priests)
[254 offenders acknowledged A-Z, 216 listed]
Abaya affairRev. Rubin Abaya was one of seven priests named as defendants in 1984 civil suits filed by a 16 year-old girl seduced by Santiago (Henry) Tamayo and then by six other Filipino priests in Los Angeles: Henry Caboang, Valentine Tugade, Sylvio Lacar, Victor Balbin, and Angelo Cruces. One of the priests (not Abaya) fathered the girl's child. Archdiocese contributed to support of child after dismissal of one suit.. 
  1. Church cover-upAll fled the country (with support from Archdiocese) after suits filed. Others include 
Abercrombie affairRev. Leonard Abercrombie (d. 1994), ordained 1946, three brothers in Denver accused him of abuse from 1950s to 1970s. Named in one suit in Denver filed in 2005. Named in the Archdiocese of Los Angelesas an external priest from Archdiocese of Denver, named in at least one 2003 California law suit with abuse in late 1970s.
Aguilar-Rivera affair(US) Rev. Nicolás Aguilar Rivera (Nicolas Aguilar-Rivera), ordained in Mexico in 1970 where he committed sexual abuse (Aguilar affair(Mexico)). Transferred to Archdiocese of Los Angeles, CA, in 1987 as visiting priest where he served under Cardinal Mahony, spending nine months at Our Lady of Guadalupe parish and St. Agatha's parish between April 1987 and January 1988. Bishop Norberto Rivera of Tecuacan, Mexico, sent a warning to Mahoney 27 January 1987. Archdiocese of Los Angeles counted 13 accusers. Laicization announced July 2009.
  1. Anon accusationTwo altar boystold their mother the priest on several occasions had lured them into his residence and fondled them, January 1988. 
  2. Church cover-upCardinal Mahony said his office reported Aguilar’s abuse of two altar boys to the authorities in January 1988. The Los Angeles police say the vicar for clergy, Msgr. Thomas Curry, tipped off the priest on the morning of 9 January 1988 that he would be investigated, two days before detectives were informed. Aguilar slipped across the border that night. The priest told Msgr. Curry he was going to stay with relatives in Los Angeles during the investigation, but he fled the country instead. 
  3. Aguilar-Rivera indictedThree months after the case was reported to the authorities, a grand jury indicted Aguilar on 19 counts of lewd acts upon a child, involving 10 children, warrant issued in 1988. But by then he had fled back to Mexico. The Los Angeles authorities immediately sought to have him indicted in Mexico and extradited to California. It took seven years for the Mexican attorney general’s office to issue an arrest warrant. Three months after it did, the statute of limitationson the sex abuse charges ran out. The priest was never arrested, but allegations of new abuses hounded him. Aguilar molested 26 boys in his short stay in the US. 
  4. Aguilar lawsuitcivil suit filed by victims in Los Angeles accusing Cardinal Norberto Rivera of Mexico City of covering up Aguilar's past and helping to get him transferred to US where he abused them, September 2006. Aguilar was arrested in Mexico, 2 October 2006.
  5. Aguilar accusationJoaquin Aguilar Mendez (no relative) (1981-), a former altar boy and Mexico City resident, said Aguilar raped him in 1994 in a church in Mexico City. He charges that the abuse would never have happened had Rivera and Mahony not conspired to protect the priest.
  6. Aguilar-Rivera lawsuitCivil suit filed June 2009. 
Ahumada caseDeacon Arturo Ahumada pleaded no contest in March 2002 of providing pornographic material to 2 boys and misdemeanor sexual battery on one of them between 1999-2000 at Epiphany Church in South El Monte. Taken into custody May 2002 pending sentencing Sentenced June 2002 to 1 year in county jail, a 44-month suspended state prison term, 5 years felony probation, and required to register as sex offender.
Alzugaray affairMsgr. Joseph F. Alzugaray, ordained 1967, worked as an assistant at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Monrovia from 1967-72. Officially incardinated into Diocese of Santa Rosa in 1996. Apparently still active as of May 2006. Diocese said he was absolved of wrongdoing in 1995 and again in 2005. SNAP sued him for malicious prosecution and settled. Diocese reopened the investigation February 2008. BIshop ignored Review Board advice and he is still active as of April 2010.
  1. Anon accusation IAlzugaray was sued by an adult woman who alleged that he abused her in 1967-68, and again in 1971 or 1972. When she first came forward in 1993, the archdiocese insisted that she undergo a psychiatric evaluation. 
  2. Anon accusation IIAlzugaray was accused of abuse of girl, age 8, 2003. 
  3. Alzugaray lawsuitAccused of abuse of girl, age 8, sued 2004.
  4. Defamation lawsuitAlzugaray sued her for defamation of character (also sued SNAP and woman's attorney) but his suit dismissed April 2006. 
Anderson affairRev. Roger Anderson of the Capuchins, accused of abuse from 1981-1983 at Old Mission Santa Ines, 2004. Archdiocese of Los Angeles identified 2 accusers. Named in at least 1 civil suit.
Anon priest IElderly ex-priest pleaded innocent to child molestation charges involving a dozen people and dating to the 1940s.
Anon priest IIManuel Vega (1967-), an Oxnard police officer and Navy reservist, said he was abused by a priest when he was a boy, protested at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels for a week, Easter 2003. “What's one week out of my life?” Vega asked. “This is something I feel I need to do for the other victims. I don't care if it rains. It's felt like it was raining inside here ever since I was abused,” tapping his heart.
Anon religious authority
  1. Schettler accusationM. M. Schettler lived in a rough neighborhood in northeast Los Angeles, contending with different kinds of violence and abuse, He attended Loyola High School. He was sexually abused by a religious authority when he was a teenager. He left seminary in 1984. In 2001 with the Boston clergy abuse scandal, flashbacks began around that time, triggered by seeing his sons sleeping shirtless who were about the age when he was abused. Since 2002, he took an active role in education, reconciliation and healing efforts in southern California through the Survivors’ Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), in various Catholic settings and with the Faith Trust Institute.
Arias affairRev. Andreas Arias, civil suit alleges abuse in Lompoc, 1936.
Arzube affairAuxiliary Bishop Juan A. Arzube (1918-2007), a native of Guayaquil, Ecuador, ordained 1954. He served as associate pastor at St. Agnes Church, Los Angeles (1954-56); Resurrection, L.A. (1956-60); and Nativity, El Monte (1963-68). He was administrator at Our Lady of Guadalupe Mission, El Monte for three years until appointed auxiliary bishop in February 1971. In accord with custom at the time, Bishop Arzube served as pastor, St. Alphonsus Church, East L.A. (1971-1981) while also serving as episcopal vicar to the Spanish speaking. When Cardinal Mahony created the five pastoral regions, Bishop Arzube headed the San Gabriel Pastoral Region from 1986 to his retirement in 1993.
  1. Arzube abuseArzube was accused of abuse of an 11 year-old boy between 1975-1976 when he was pastor at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in East Los Angeles, 2003. Archdiocese of Los Angeles listed only 1 accuser. Arzube retired 1993. 
  2. Arzube lawsuitNamed in civil suit which was included in massive $660 million settlement with Archdiocese in summer, 2007. 
Austin affairRev. Edmund Austin, Franciscan, was one of several religious assigned to Santa Barbara who were named as abusers in civil suit filed August 2008 which alleged that the Franciscans constituted "an ongoing public nuisance as a result of their practice of shuttling pedophile priests among communities without warning members of the public that a sexual predator might be in their midst." Abuse allegedly took place in 1970s.
Baird affairRev. Lawrence J. Baird accused of abuse 2002.
Baker caseRev. Michael Stephen Baker (1948-), ordained 1974, served at churches in La Mirada and Pico Rivera, abused at least 20 young boys, some as young as 5, 1975-99. Arrested to face 13 counts of lewd acts upon a child under 14 and 16 counts of oral copulation with a minor. Authorities say he also remains under investigation in the alleged molestations of at least nine youths dating back to 1976, 2002. Archdiocese of Los Angeles counts 23 accusers. Laicized December 2000. Baker was included in December 20 $60 million settlement re 22 priests. Also included in July 2007 massive $660 million settlement of Archdiocese of Los Angeles cases. 
  1. Severson accusation Matthew “Matt” Severson (1968-), a former altar boyat St. Paul of the Cross in La Mirada, accused Baker of sexually abusing him more than 100 times, with the first molestations beginning at age 7 or 8, 1976-86. Severson testified that he was sexually assaulted by Baker in the rectory of two churches and in a Palm Desert condominium. During the sex acts, the priest would “compare me to Jesus or say I'm the Son of God.” “In addition to my innocence, it robbed me of my faith.” Baker 
    1. Baker letterSeverson testified Baker sent him a letter in which he apologized for his “immature emotions and psychosexual screwed-up-ness [that] slashed and burned through those years of your life seeking self-satisfaction in the name of love,” 1994.
  2. Mahoney cover-up Cardinal Mahoney acknowledged he knew of Baker’s crimes in 1986, ordered an evaluation after the priest admitted he was a molester, sent him to therapy, then returned him to pastoral duties, reassigning him to 9 other parishes, where he abused victims for years to come. The cardinal arranged for him to quietly retire from the archdiocese, and was laicized 5 December 2000. In a deposition on 25 January 2010, Mahony was asked what did he do when Baker confessed that he had molested boys. "He told me that they were two families of illegal aliens and they had left the Los Angeles area," Mahony responded.
  3. RICO suit Mahoney called the racketeering suit ‘baseless and irresponsible.’ Baker acknowledged telling Mahoney in a 1986 meeting that he had abused ‘two or three’ children. Baker said the cardinal did not press him for details and he did not provide any. Mahoney transferred Baker to nine parishes after learning about the priest’s history of sex abuse and later approved a secret $1.3 million settlement to two men. 
  4. Anon victimRev. Michael Baker sodomized a young parishioner while he was unconscious during a weekend trip and staged a blood ceremony cementing their “friendship,” summer 1996.
  5. Baker trial IInvestigation, which had been stalled because the victims live in Mexico, involves two brothers who say he molested from toddlers between 1984 and 1999, and had agreed to a confidential $1.3 million settlement in 2000, and Los Angeles prosecutors obtained US visas so the brothers could be interviewed in Arizona, spring 2005. 
  6. Baker felony chargesBaker faced a total of 34 felony charges after five counts of oral copulation with a minor were filed by prosecutors 30 April 2003. Charges dropped due to Supreme Court ruling. 
  7. Baker trial IIArrested again January 2006. Baker Pleaded guity and was sentenced to 10 years 4 months in prison, 3 December 2007.
  8. Baker case settlementJury was so disturbed it awarded $30 million in damages to the brothers, an amount later negotiated to $7 million. Mahoney was not a defendant in the case, but he was bishop of Stockton during a critical period addressed in the lawsuit. 
  9. Baker lawsuitCivil suit June 2010.
Balak affairRev. Frederick R. Balak named as abuser in Addendum to Archdiocese Report. 1 accuser claims abuse from 1967-1968.
Balbin affairRev. Victor Balbin, visiting priest from the Philippines accused of abuse of a teenage girl, 1984.
Barmasse affairRev. Kevin P. Barmasse, ordained 1982, accused of abuse from 1982-1988. He was associate pastor at St. Pancratius in Lakewood when parents of a young boy accused him of sexually abusing their son in the priest's bedroom,1983. The archdiocese removed him from ministry after five more accusations surfaced, 1992. Archdiocese of Los Angeles counts 8 accusers. Barmasse can no longer practice as a priest. He has not been criminally charged with abuse.
  1. Barmasse Arizona'Barmasse was moved to a parish in Tucson, Ariz., while undergoing therapy. Also allegations in Tucson, AZ. Criminal investigation reopened in Arizona July 2007.
  2. Barmasse lawsuitArchdiocese of Los Angeles sued 2000. 
Bauer caseRev. John Bauer (d. 1992), ordained 1963, left priesthood in 1970. 
  1. Priest of PornNickname earned by Bauer after he opened q sex shop and adult book store in Montana in 1981. 
  2. Bauer trialPleaded no contest in 1990 in California to charges of making and participating in child porn videos and films in Mexico and California. Sentenced to 8 years in prison. Died of a heart attack in federal prison in 1992. 
Berbena affairRev. Christopher Berbena, Franciscan, ordained 1980, accused of abuse in 1980. Archdiocese of Los Angeles counts 1 accuser on list of accused priests posted on their website in 2004. Working in Oakland when he was placed on leave and then returned to duty within one month when Archdiocese could not supply info on the accuser. Placed on leave again in 2006. Returned to duty February 2008 in former assignment after Archdiocese could not substantiate the accusation.
  1. Berbena lawsuitNamed in a civil suit as one of 10 Franciscan abusers. Settlement announced, 10 August 2006. 
Bernstein affairRev. Timothy B. Bernstein was accused of 10 counts of lewd conduct.
Berumen affairRev. Matthias A. Berumen accused of abuse 2004.
Bismonte caseRev. Honesto Byranta Bismonte (1930-) assistant pastor at St. Joseph's Church in Pomona, was accused of fondling the breasts of two sisters, on a regular basis over the course of four years, starting when the girls were about 12 or 13. Bismonte was the first Southern California priest arrested during sex abuse scandal in 2002, convicted 2003.
Boley affairRev. Robert Boley, Carmelite, ordained 1975. 
  1. Boley lawsuitSuit filed in 2006 in LA accused Boley of "accosting" a young girl at a Los Angeles parish in early 1980s. At the time suit was filed, Boley was working as parochial vicar in Darien, IL. He left the assignment in Ocober 2006 and currently resides at a Carmelite house in Joliet. Case included in July 2007 $660 million settlement by Archdiocese of Los Angeles with 508 plaintiffs.
Boyer affair Rev. Leland Boyer (deceased), ordained 1949, accused of abuse from 1973-1982, sued 2003.
Brennan affairRev. John Lawrence Brennan (deceased) accused of abuse, 2004.
Brown affairBr. Lawrence Brown, Carmelite, accused of abuse between 1955-1956. Also named in lawsuit. At least one claim included in November 2006 $10 million settlement with Order, LA Archdiocese and 7 people alleging abuse by 5 priests and religious.
Buckley affairRev. Michael D. Buckley accused of abuse when a parent of two boys complained to church officials in 1959, prior to his assignment in northeast Santa Barbara County. Buckley was assigned to Immaculate Conception in 1962. In 1965, an anonymous letter was sent suggesting he be removed for reasons relating to his “moral fitness.” Two months later, he was reassigned. Similar rumors followed him throughout his career, which ended with a spate of accusations in 1994. Someone placed an unspecified phone message to church officials in 1983 “indicating that Fr. Buckley engages in inappropriate sexual conduct with children” Church officials had received three complaints before his 1987 transfer from Catalina Island to a pastor's position at Immaculate Conception in New Cuyama. Buckley remained in New Cuyama, even after an adult male complained in 1991 that the priest kissed and hugged him when the accuser was 13 or 14. Buckley’s career ended in February 1994, when two separate complaints alleging sexual abuse of young boys during the 1960s and 1970s were reported within days of each other. “Adult male reports that he and his brothers were sexually abused by Buckley over a five-year period from 1971 to 1975,” one claim reads. Buckley was removed from his post in New Cuyama and suspended from the priesthood on 25 February 1994. He retired in 1997 to a Los Angeles nursing home, and now faces eight claims of child-sexual abuse.
Byrom affairEd Byrom, Franciscan, a pre-novitiate candidate, was accused in 2004 civil suit of abusing at least one individual at Saint Anthony Seminary.
Caboang affairRev. Henry Caboang sued for alleged abuse of female 1984. 
Cabot affairBr. Samuel Cabot, Franciscan, accused of abuse, 2004.
Caffoe affair Rev. Lynn Caffoe took boys up to his parish bedroom and locked the door more than 50 times and had “a good time” with them, while later archdiocese leaders such as Timothy Nichols allegedly did little more than watch, mid-1990s. Caffoe was accused of molesting a teenage boy in Southern California, left the church 1994, fled US after allegations of abuse, 2002. 
Cairns affairRev. James Cairns, Vincentian, accused of abuse 2004. 
Carey affairRev. Cleve W. Cary (d. 1988) accused of abuse between 1963-1966. Archdiocese says two accusers. Cary named in at least one civil suit. Retired, 1977.
  1. St. Barnabas Catholic Church Long Beach, 1961-63.
  2. St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church Gardena, 1964-66.
  3. St. Kevin Catholic Church Los Angeles, 1967-67.
  4. Holy Cross Catholic Church Los Angeles, 1968-70.
  5. St. Luke Hospital Pasadena, 1971-71.
  6. Little Company of Mary Hospital Torrance, 1972-74.
  7. St. Frances X. Cabrini Catholic Church Los Angeles, 1975-76, retired, 1977.
NoteSeven transfers since the Rector of St. John's Seminary and the Archbishop of Los Angeles discussed him in 1959, the same letter where they discussed Via Coeli)
Carriere affairRev. David Carriere, Franciscan, accused of abuse, 2004.
Carroll affair Rev. Michael J. Carroll, pastor of St. Lorenzo Ruiz Catholic Church in Walnut, was named in a lawsuit brought against the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. His accuser, now 50, said she was 14 when the abuse began in 1967, and continued for four years. At the time Carroll was pastor at St. Anselm's Catholic Church in Los Angeles. The victim reported the abuse to Cardinal Roger Mahoney in 1996 and, after being confronted, Carroll apologized, lawsuit filed 30 January 2004.
Casey affair IRev. Edward Casey, Sacred Heart, accused of abuse, 2004.
Casey affair IIRev. John Joseph Casey, Vincentian, accused of abuse, 2004.
Castro affairRev. Willebaldo Castro was fired from the priesthood in 1969 by the archdiocese for what was called a “morals charge,” but readmitted him in 1972. He was made associate at St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Santa Maria in January 1976, just four months after he was accused of molesting a 16-year-old boy. Castro, who left the archdiocese and returned to his native Mexico in 1980, also faced a lawsuit alleging he molested a minor at St. Mary's in 1977. 
Cavalli affairRev. Vincent V. Cavalli, Dominican, accused of abuse, 2004.
Chumik affairBr. Gerald Chumik, Franciscan, accused of enticing a boy at ages 12 and 15 to perform oral sex during the 1970s in Canada. Criminal charges filed in 1990. He was wanted in Canada but lived in a Franciscan retirement home in Santa Barbara CA for many years. He is retired and in very bad health, living at Wounded Brothers or RECON, a Franklin County, MO home for troubled priests, 2005
Cimmarrusti affairRev. Mario Cimmarrusti, Franciscan, Accused of abuse in all-boy seminary, 1994. 
Corral affairRev. Andres S. Corral accused of abuse, 2004
Cosgrove affairRev. John W. Cosgrove (deceased) accused of abuse, 2004. 
Cotter affair Lawsuit filed 8 December 2004 by a woman listed only as “Jane Doe” claims she was sexually molested by Rev. Patrick J. Cotter from 1973 to 1974 at a school or parish in West Hollywood.
Cousineau affairRev. R. David Cousineau (1946-), a priest for 18 years in various parishes, director of welfare and charity services in Los Angeles until January 1993, a close ally of Cardinal Mahony until they reportedly had an angry falling-out. Cousineau left Los Angeles in 1993 to become director of the Seattle Children's Home which cares for at-risk youths referred through courts or agencies. Suspended from ministry 30 September 1994. Cousineau left the priesthood and married. Cousineau resigned his Seattle position in 2003 under a financial cloud to become director of Holt International in Oregon, a worldwide child adoption agency. Under pressure, Cousineau resigned from the adoption agency 2004.
  1. Cousineau lawsuits 1991 lawsuit by a former altar boy, who says he was sexually molested in the 1970s for three years starting at age 11, was later dropped but has since been refiled under a California law extending the statute of limitations. A second victim, a woman who says she was molested for four years in the 1970s beginning at age 11, filed a lawsuit, July 2004. Cousineau denied both the allegations. 
Cremins affairRev. Daniel J. Cremins (deceased) accused of abuse 2004. 
Cronin affairRev. Sean Cronin, who spent time at St. Monica’s Church in Santa Monica, accused of abuse, Sued 2003.
Cruces affairRev. Angel Cruces accused of abuse, sued 1984.
Daley affair Rev. Wallace J. Daley (deceased) accused of abuse, 2004.
Dawson affair Rev. John H. Dawson accused of abuse, removed 1995. 
Deady affair Rev. John P. Deady (deceased) accused of abuse, 2004.
DeFore affair Br. Donald DeFore, Holy Cross Father, accused of abuse, 2004.
DeJonghe affair Rev. Harold DeJonghe (d, 1998), accused of molesting Michael Matthew Gallardo (1973-) from 1980 until 1984. The other priest named in the lawsuit is Monsignor Patrick Reilly (Reilly affair) filed in Los Angeles Superior Court 31 December 2003. 
DeLisle affair Rev. Harold F. DeLisle (deceased) accused of abuse, 2004.
Deliz caseRev. Fernando Deliz was convicted of abuse of 2 girls, 2000. 
Devaney affairRev. James Devaney, S.T. Trinatarian, accused in 2003 lawsuit of abusing one person in 1968-70.
Diesta affair Rev. Arwyn N. Diesta accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
DiPeri affair Rev. Joseph B. DiPeri accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Dittmar affairRev. Frederick Dittmar, accused of abuse, sued.
Doan affair Rev. Michael Son Trong Doan, Redemptorist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Dober affairRev. Edward Dober was named in a civil lawsuit alleging sexual abuse of a minor, February 2004. 
Doherty affair Rev. John B. Doherty (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Dolan affairRev. James Dolan (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Dornan affairRichard Dornan, physical education teacher and athletic director at Crespi Carmelite High School, and once the school's basketball coach. Dornan, a nephew of former Rep. Robert K. Dornan, is on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation into the accusation he sexually abused a pupil in the 1997-98 school year.
Dowd affairRev. Francis Dowd, Redemptorist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
DuFour affairBr. Donald J. DuFour, Brothers of Holy Cross of Texas, accused by one of abuse from 1977-1979. Named in a civil suit.
Duggan affairRev. Albert Joseph Duggan (d. 1979) worked at St. Mary's during the 1930s, accused of abuse, sued 2003, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. Duggan's superiors knew he was an abuser. 
  1. LaHay accusationWilliam LaHay (1957-) was a 12-year-old altar boy in Azuza, Calif., when he was being sexually abused by his priest.
Duncan caseKenneth Duncan (1980-), a teacher in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles Pomona Catholic High School, pleaded no contest to a charge that he had sex with a 17-year-old student, sentenced to 90 days in jail and felony probation, 15 April 2003.
Dunne affair Rev. Joseph accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
Duplessius affairRev. Donald Duplessius, Order of Friar Servants of Mary, accused of abuse by one between 1968-1970. Lawsuit filed.
English affair Monsignor Thomas Patrick English (deceased) of the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Pomona, accused of abuse, Archdiocese sued 2003. 
Epperson affairBr. Mark Epperson, Salesians, accused of abuse of one between 1980-1982. Named in Addemdum to LA Archdiocese report. Sued.

 Archdiocesan Cases of Los Angeles F-O

Rev. Mark A. Falvey (d. 1975), Jesuit, ordained 1928, served in Asia and was assigned in 1959 as assistant pastor at Blessed Sacrament in Hollywood, where he apparently served until 1975, when he died. Accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
  1. Sex abuser brother Falvey is the brother of Rev. Mark Falvey of the Diocese of Sacramento (Falvey affair) 
  2. Falvey settlement Jesuit order agreed to a tentative payout of $16 million to settle claims that one of its priests Mark A. Falvey sexually abused nine Los Angeles children over 16 years ending in 1975. Mark Falvey was accused of molesting four girls and five boys between 1959 and 1975 at Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church in Hollywood. Falvey was never charged with a crime. "One of his victims, an 8-year-old girl, tried to commit suicide," said the lawyer for the victims, Raymond P. Boucher. "This guy brought a lifetime of misery to a group of young children. They'll never get over it," Boucher said. The agreement in principle was confirmed by the Rev. Alfred Naucke of the California Province of the Society of Jesus. All of the parties still must sign the pact to make it official. Each victim will receive between $1.4 million and $1.6 million, 18 May 2007. 
 Rev. Clint Farabaugh, order of Precious Blood, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Donald G. Farmer accused of abuse, 2003. 
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Rev. John V. Farris, Vincentian, accused of involvement with abuse, sued 2003. 

 Br. Charles Fatooh, Marianist, accused in a suit of abuse of from 1973-1974. 

 Rev. Mathias Faue, Benedictine, ordained 1951, accused of abuse between 1963-1963, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Arthur N. Fernando (Arturo) accused of abuse of between 1973-1975. Named in at least one civil suit. 

 Rev. Walter Fernando, ordained 1973, was accused of molesting a girl in 1981 during trips to a Downey movie theater, in his car, at the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area, and in his parish bedroom after she turned 18, when she attended the Pico Rivera church he was serving. She reported to the archdiocese in 2002 who kept him working for two years. Sued 2003. 

 Rev. Gerald B. Fessard, ordained 1972, alleged pedophile in Santa Clara Parish, pled no contest in 1987 to fondling some of his seminary students, sentenced to 3 years probation. Fessard was assigned to live at St. Luke the Evangelist in Temple City in 1991, despite his conviction. At St. Luke in 1994, Fessard was again accused of “boundary violations,” patting a teenager's buttocks. He was sent for alcohol treatment and then reassigned as a chaplain at Maryknoll Sisters Convent in Monrovia. 

 Rev. James J. Fitzpatrick (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Thomas Q. Fitzpatrick, ordained 1976, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. George Foley, Sacred Heart, ordained 1963, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. James M. Ford, a classmate of Eleuterio Ramos, ordained 1966, faced one child-abuse accusation at Holy Family Cathedral in Orange during the 1960s, settled 2005. 

Rev. Dominic Gaioni, Divine Word Misston, ordained 1967, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Monsignor George Michael Gallagher (deceased), ordained 1928, worked at St. Mary's during the 1930s, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Jesus Garay accused of abuse of a girl in 1997. May have been extern priest from Argentina. Named in archdiocesan report addendum. Sued 2004. 

Rev. Christobal Garcia, Dominican, accused of abuse, sued 1988. Believed to have fled to Philippines in 1988. 

 Rev. Peter E. Garcia, ordained 1966, accused of involvement with abuse, sued 2003. 

 Rev. Ramon Garcia (deceased) named in one civil suit and 2005 addendum to LA Archdiocesan Report. One accuser claiming abuse from 1950-1952. 

Rev. Richard Francis Garcia, ordained 1958, Complaint received in 2002 that he abused a male between 1961-1963. Left priesthood 1967. 

Rev. Denis Ginty (d. 1985), ordained in Ireland 1927, in Los Angeles 1928, accused of abuse in 1932 in 1993. Allegations of abuse from 1978-1980. Archdiocesan report says 4 accusers. Named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. Civil suit filed in 2003 re abuse in 1932. 

Rev. David F. Granadino, ordained 1981, accused of abuse. Denied allegation. Removed, 2002. 

 Rev. Philip L .Grill, ordained 1943, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. James Grimes (d. 1978) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Matteo (Mateo) Guerrero, Franciscan, one of several religious assigned to Santa Barbara who were named as abusers in civil suit filed August 2008 which alleged that the Franciscans constituted "an ongoing public nuisance as a result of their practice of shuttling pedophile priests among communities without warning members of the public that a sexual predator might be in their midst." Abuse allegedly took place in 1970s, 1990s-2000s. Two petitions filed fall 2009. 

 Rev. Roderic M. Guerrini, ordained 1963, alleged pedophile in Santa Clara Parish, accused of abuse of girls, removed. Pursuit by police, 2002. 

Rev. George A. Gunst (d. 1995), ordained 1950, accused of abuse in 1955. Sick Leave 1974; Military leave on 2 occasions. Sued 2003. 

Rev. Vincente Guzman (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. John Joseph Hackett (d. 1988) accused of abuse of a person in 1969 per a civil suit. 

 Rev. Clinton Vincent Hagenbach (d. 1987), ordained 1961, served in 8 parishes in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles which quietly paid $1.5 million to settle a sexual-abuse claims by 7 men against him, August 2002. Five more men stepped forward claiming that they had been molested by Hagenbach 1968-86, 5 November 2003. Hagenbach used money from the collection to support his expensive habit of buying cars, motorcycles, gifts and outings for many boys. Eighteen men have accused Hagenbach of abuse. Officials at the Los Angeles Archdiocese said they have no evidence Hagenbach ever stole from the church. 

 Rev. Brian Bernard Hanley, ordained 1958, worked as an assistant pastor at La Purisima Conception Parish in Lompoc from October 1963 until he left the archdiocese and returned to his native Ireland in October 1965. In August 2002, a woman filed a civil complaint alleging that her daughter and son were sexually abused by him in 1965. 

Rev. Michael Joseph Haran (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 Rev. Michael Harris resigned as principal of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, attributing it to stress, 1994. 
  1. Harris settlement Dioceses of Orange and Los Angeles disclosed that they had paid $5.2 million, at the time the largest publicly disclosed settlement of its kind, to a Laguna Hills man and four others who had filed suit alleging that Harris molested him in 1991. Orange County Superior Court Judge James P. Gray also ordered the church to issue public apologies saying the victims’ stories “made my skin crawl,” settled August 2001. 
  2. DiMaria allegation Ryan DiMaria sued the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and Diocese of Orange for abuse inflicted by defrocked principal Michael Harris while he was a student at Santa Margarita High School, filed 2001. All DiMaria sought when he told church officials of his molestation in 1997 was $100,000 to cover counseling. “When we submitted our offer, church lawyers laughed at us and said, ‘No way,’" says DiMaria, now an attorney with the Costa Mesa-based law firm which has about 20 sex-abuse lawsuits pending against the Diocese of Orange. “It wasn’t my intention to file a lawsuit initially, but the reaction I got from them was that they didn’t care what happened to me or other victims.” Superior Court Judge Jim Gray ordered the two dioceses to pay DiMaria $5.2 million in civil damages, then the largest pretrial settlement ever against a diocese in the US, 2001. Gray also forced the Orange diocese to adhere to some of the toughest zero-tolerance policies in the United States Catholic Church. 


Richard Hartman, who spent time at St. Monica’s Church in Santa Monica, accused of abuse. 

Rev. Benjamin Hawkes (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Richard Allen Henry became a close family friend of an east San Fernando Valley couple, earned the trust of their sons and over a decade he molested four of them. The parents responded by becoming more active in their church and trying to keep Henry from going to prison. He was convicted of abuse of boys, sentenced to 8 years, 1993. 

 Rev. Stephen C. Hernandez alleged pedophile in Santa Clara Parish, put on inactive leave, 2002. 

Rev. Patrick Hill accused of abuse. named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Michael A. Hunt (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. John J. Hurley (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Gregory Ingels appeared in Marin County Superior Court on charges that he had oral sex with a 15-year-old boy from Marin Catholic High School in the summer of 1972, two years before he was ordained, 21 May 2003. Ingels is a church lawyer, one of only four experts chosen by the Canon Law Society of America to advise US bishops on abusive clerics. And for the past two decades, he worked on the tribunal of the archdiocese, which considers requests for marriage annulments by Catholics in San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo counties. Ingels is the co-author of new church guidelines on dealing with priests who sexually abuse children. 
 
Rev. Joseph James, Carmelite, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Rev. Luis Jaramillo, Capuchin, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Rev. Tilak A.Jayawardene accused of abuse, indicted, fled to Sri Lanka, August 2002. 
 
Rev. Emmanuel Jimenez-Pelayo, Salesian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Rev. Dave Johnson, Franciscan, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Br. Anthony Juarez, Salesian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Rev. Gregory Kareta (1924-), Conventual Franciscan, was accused of repeatedly molesting an 11-year-old altar boy during the summers of 1973 and 1974, when Kareta was the pastor at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church. The victim said he had reported his experience in 1985 to the bishop at the Montgomery Church in Torrance but was encouraged not to report Kareta to authorities. Charged with abuse 2003, criminal charges dismissed due to Supreme Court ruling. 
 
Rev. Philip Kavanaugh accused of abuse. Removed. Police investigation, August 2002. 
 
Rev. Christopher Kearney, Capuchin Friar, settlement for alleged abuse of boy, April 2002. 
 
Rev. John Keeney, Premonstratensians, accused of abuse, was transferred from St. Francis High School in La Canada to San Lorenzo Friary in Santa Ynez in 1995, the same year allegations that he inappropriately wrestled with a student during the 1970s surfaced. In 2002, an anonymous male phoned church officials alleged that Kearney touched him as they wrestled. An anonymous caller made similar accusations to a talk radio show in 2002. Named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Rev. Matthew H. Kelly (deceased) of Our Lady of Guadalupe, molested a boy more than 30 times over the course of two years, beginning when he was 12, at a cabin in the Santa Ynez mountains, where Kelly would take him under the pretense of doing yard work. “He made me feel really comfortable and he was this cool kind of guy. He would let me drink up there and get me anything to drink that I wanted.” Civil suit filed in Santa Barbara Superior Court, 25 November 2003. Seven men complained they had been molested by Matthew Kelly. 
 
Rev. Patrick Kelly, Jesuit - Irish Province, convicted of abuse, sentenced to probation, fled country, 2002. 

Rev. Stephen M. Kiesle pleaded no contest to a charge of lewd conduct having been accused of tying up and molesting two boys, ages 11 and 12 in his rectory in 1978, served three years on probation, and left the priesthood 1981. Kiesle was arrested for molesting three girls in c. 1970 while a priest at Santa Paula Catholic Church, 15 May 2002. Freed after Supreme Court sex crime ruling of 26 June 2003. 

Note Police opened an investigation on three missing girls (1988-90), digging up the front yard of Kiesle’s summer home, May 2002. 

Rev. Thomas F. Kimball (deceased) accused of abuse, sued 2004. 

Rev. Thomas F. King, began his career at St. Louise de Marillac Catholic Church, then served at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Monrovia in 1971-72 and at St. Luke the Evangelist in Temple City 1988-2001, finally pastor of St. Anastasia Catholic Church in Thomas F. King, allegedly tied the boy's legs together with tape, then sodomized and masturbated him. The complaint also alleges King beat the boy's genitals with a stick and told the victim it was necessary to beat the homosexuality out of him to save the boy's dying father. The alleged three to six months of abuse took place when the victim was 11 years old in 1967. 

Rev. Bruce Klikunes, Servite, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Deacon Frank Kohlbeck accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
 
Rev. John Kohnke, order of St. Norberts Abbey, accused of abuse, November 2003. 
 
Rev. Sylvio Lacar accused of abuse of a teenage girl, February1984. 
 
Rev. David Lapierre, Capuchin, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. John Peter Lenihan (1946-) of St. Norbert's parish, Anaheim, impregnated Kathy Freberg when she was 16, then paid for her to have an abortion. Lenihan admitted the abuse to church authorities years later, after the woman had gone to the police, who had recorded the call in which he confessed. The diocese settled for $25,000 in Mary Grant’s a suit for sexual assault beginning in 1978 in 1991 (Grant went on to become western regional director of SNAP). “Church officials and parishioners immediately rallied around Lenihan, and criticized me for reporting the abuse to the newspaper. I was mortified and crushed that church officials and Catholics with whom I had grown up could care less about protecting kids from child predators,” Grant said. The diocese paid another settlement for $1.2 million in 2002 to a woman who said Lenihan abused her when she was 16 in 1978. In all the diocese paid $1.6 million for Lenihan’s wrongdoings. Lenihan wrote to the pope, asking to be released from the priesthood, admitting having affairs with teenagers. It was reported that Lenihan was “struggling to remain celibate after having been disciplined for sexual contact with a teenager and other women,” and was removed from St. Edward Church in Dana Point by Bishop Tod D. Brown because of the 2002 review. He was arrested and accused of having unlawful sex with a teenage girl, 13 March 2003. Lenihan was never convicted in court. 

 Br. Modesto Leon, Claretian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Jerold W. Lindner, Jesuit, ordained 1976, serial pedophile who taught at Loyola High School in Los Angeles, was accused by ten people, that he molested them. He denies it and has not been charged. Lindner was removed from active ministry in Los Angeles in 1997 in response to the Lynch civil lawsuit, and was reportedly sent to the South Bay Jesuit Center in 2002. 
  1. Lynch accusation Rev. Jerold W. Lindner was accused of rape and sodomizing of William Lynch and his brother when they were small boys, 7 and 4, in the 1970s while on camping trips in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
    1. Lynch assault William Lynch accused of beating Lindner at the Los Gatos Sacred Heart Jesuit Center in May of 2010. He readily admitted doing so. 
  2. Jesuit cover-up Jesuit leaders said they first learned about Lindner’s past in the early 1990s, when Lindner’s brother told them that Lindner had sexually abused three nieces, a nephew and a younger sibling. After sending Lindner for a psychiatric evaluation, Jesuit officials claimed the allegations not credible and put Lindner back in the classroom at Loyola High School. 
  3. Lynch accusation In 2002 William Lynch said he had suffered nearly three decades of irreparable emotional and psychological harm, and attempted suicide two times, because of what happened to him at the hands of then-theology student Jerold Lindner, S.J. during a 1975 church-led, family camping trip in the Santa Cruz Mountains. 
  4. Lindner lawsuit I Civil suit contends that from the 1950s to the 1980s, Lindner "abused and molested his 5-year-old nephew in Arizona and Berkeley," "sodomized and molested two brothers, ages 4 and 7," "orally copulated and sodomized his 11-year-old nephew" and "molested three nieces." Lindner denied the allegations, but he was part of a secret $625,000 settlement in 1997, according to the Los Angeles Times.
    1. Lindner's brother Associated Press report quoted Lindner's brother, a retired Los Angeles police officer, as saying that he last saw his brother more than two decades ago, after he walked in on his sibling molesting his 8-year-old daughter during a visit. "The last contact I had with him personally was the day after I caught him with my daughter, and I told him he best get in his vehicle and leave," the brother was quoted as saying. "I said, 'If I go out to the truck and get my off-duty weapon out of the glove box, you're a dead man." 
  1. Lindner lawsuit II Civil suit with 2 accusers alleging abuse 1973-83, 2003. Lindner has been accused by 10 men and women in Southern California, Phoenix and the Bay Area, the Los Angeles Times reported. 
  2. Lindner/Diocese of Oakland Rev. Jerold Lindner, who was named in a 2003 lawsuit by a girl who said he molested her at Corpus Christi in Piedmont while he was serving at St. Ignatius Prep School in San Francisco. 
  3. Vatican lawsuit William Lynch filed an unusual federal civil lawsuit against the Vatican, accusing it of being complicit in his abuse, was still furious at the priest: "Of course, he's angry. Every single one of them who was abused by any priest is angry. My client, as well as the other victims in this case, laments the fact that this priest was never prosecuted despite overwhelming evidence, October 2010.
  1. Jesuit memo Lawsuit alleges that Lindner's pedophilia was well-known among his superiors and that they wrote a memo that said his long record of molestations going back to the 1950s should be kept "internal to the Society of Jesus." 
  1. Revenge beating William Lynch made a trip to the Sacred Heart Jesuit Center in Los Gatos to see the Rev. Jerold Lindner again, 10 May 2010. "Do you remember me?" he asked the 65-year-old Jesuit priest. "You abused me and my brother." Then, police reports continue, the 44-year-old Lynch began punching Lindner, pummeling the older man so badly that he was hospitalized, his body covered in bruises. The beating may have been prophetic. In a 2002 interview with the Mercury News, Lynch said his rage at Lindner for molesting the Lynch brothers when they were young children was so great, "I could kill him with my bare hands." 
3 Lynch trial After an unusual trial, a California jury found William Lynch not guilty of beating up Jesuit priest, Fr. Jerold Lindner, 6 July 2012. 
 Rev. Theodore Llanos accused of abuse. Case dismissed due to statute of limitations, May 2002. Committed suicide after allegation. 

Rev. Theodore Llanos (d. 1997) accused of abuse. In 1994, Jim Dunlap and other plaintiffs alleged abuse by Llanos sued the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Case dismissed due to statute of limitations, May 2002. Llanos committed suicide after allegation in 1997. 
  1. Dunlap accusation Jim Dunlap was 12 years old in 1972 when Theodore Llanos, a deacon at St. Barbara's Church in Santa Ana, began making sexual advances toward him. Dunlap says his "relationship" with Llanos, who was ordained as a priest in 1974, endured until 1976. The alleged abuse left Dunlap feeling despondent and abandoned by family and friends who he says refused to believe him. Settled July 2007. 

Br. Charles Loofborough, Redemptorist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Monsignor Richard A. Loomis of the Sts. Felicitas and Perpetua Church in San Marino, former aide to Cardinal Roger M. Mahoney, of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, who as head of clergy oversaw misconduct allegations against priests, one of the archdiocese's most prominent clerics, faced allegations in a lawsuit of sexual abuse. He was placed on administrative leave after a second accusation of sexual misconduct was lodged against him, 13 February 2004. 
  1. Loomis lawsuit Accusing Monsignor Richard A. Loomis of sexually abusing a boy between 1969 and 1971, filed late 2003. 
Lopez case Rev. Fernando Lopez (1964-), a member of a diocese in Italy, a Colombia citizen, who went to the US from Rome in 2001. Before Lopez was allowed to function as a priest in Los Angeles, he and his bishop provided a statement saying that Lopez had “no impediments to full ministry, and that includes working with children.” Lopez was arrested for allegedly molesting multiple victims while he was a priest at St. Thomas the Apostle parish in the Koreatown area, 28 September 2004. 
  1. Lopez/Italy case Lopez had already been arrested for child abuse in Italy when he showed up unannounced in Los Angeles asking for a job. 
  2. Unnamed witness Unnamed man (1981-) was abused c. 2000 in a building near St. Thomas the Apostle Church after he sought out Lopez for advice because he was feeling depressed and alone. The witness testified that Lopez invited him to his bedroom, helped him undress and then forced him to masturbate Lopez. 

Rev. Joseph Lopez, Capuchin, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Larry Lorenzoni, Salesian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Lawrence Joseph Lovell (LJ) (1948-), Claretians, a youth pastor in charge of altar boys at San Gabriel Mission. Lovell was removed from the ministry 1986. 
  1. Lovell trial I Lovell was convicted of child molestation at San Gabriel Mission, 1986. 
  2. Lovell trial II Lovell was charged with 11 counts of lewd acts upon a child under the age of 14 by the Los Angeles County district attorney allegedly molesting four altar boys 1980-1984, 25 March 2002. Released under US Supreme Court's ruling to overturn a 1994 California law that extended the statute of limitations on sex- abuse cases, 26 June 2003. 
  3. Lovell trial III Lovell was sentenced in Prescott, Ariz., for molesting a 13-year-old boy there in the late 1970s, 2004. ​
 Richard Lukasiewicz, Jr. (Brother Mark) (1967-2003) hanged himself 12 hours after being admitted to a Pasadena psychiatric hospital April 2002, despondent over being molested as a student at John Bosco Technical Institute in Rosemead by a Roman Catholic brother, a teacher and counselor at the school, that began during a camping trip in 1979, when Lukasiewicz was about 11, and continued for four years. “The sexual abuse stole Richard Jr.'s youth, it took his self-esteem and drained his ability to cope.” Lawsuit named as defendant the Salesians of St. John Bosco, the religious order that runs the school where the molestation allegedly took place. 

Rev. Thomas McElhatton, Dominican, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Br. James McGloin, Marist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Patrick McHugh (d. 1979) accused of abuse. Sued 2003. 

Rev. Martin McKeon, Franciscan, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Patrick McNamara, Jesuit, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Eugene MacSweeney accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Br. Juan Macias, Dominican, was sued for alleged abuse, June 1988. 

Rev. Roger Mahony accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Eugene A. Maio, Jesuit, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 John Joseph Malburg (1969-) of Daniel Murphy Catholic High School as accused of sexually abusing two boys, posed a third in a sexually explicit video produced for commercial purposes and videotaped several minors without their knowledge while they showered at his Hancock Park home. He was fired in July 2006 but continued to videotape an unsuspecting minor in the shower for two months. Malburg is also charged in a political corruption scandal involving the city of Vernon. On trial November 2006. 
  1. Daniel Murphy record Six of those accused of sex abuse in the archdiocese worked at Daniel Murphy but not in recent years. 

Rev. Thomas R. Marshall (1929-), Paulist Father, who served at St. Paul the Apostle Church in West Los Angeles, was charged with 20 counts of lewd acts upon a child under 14, the victims, who were 11 and 13, were altar boys, the alleged molestations occurring 1959-1963, issued 25 March 2003. Now in Canada. 

Rev. James Aloysuis Martin (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Br. Ernest Martinez, Salesian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Ruben Martinez, Oblates of >Mary Immaculate, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Richard M. Martini, accused of abuse. Sued 2003. 

Rev. Leonardo Mateo accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Francisco Mateos, Vincentian, at a Boyle Heights church, was accused in a civil lawsuit of sex abuse dating back to c. 1980, filed 31 December 2004. 

Rev. Jose J. Mendez, Augustinian Recollects, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

Rev. Louis L. Meyer, Holy Cross Father, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
Miani case Titian A. Miani (1927-) of the Salesian Society, was placed in a succession of church roles in different countries. He was arrested at his home during an investigation of molesting two girls in the 1960s while he was a priest assigned to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, June 2003. 
  1. Miani/Italy Miani and a child went on a camping trip in Italy in 1947. Letter from the Salesian President in Rome to the American consul dated 1950 reveals the Salesians in Rome dumped a pedophile on the US: “Rev. Brother Miani is coming to this country solely and entirely to continue his studies in view of ordination to the Salesians Priesthood, and for no other purpose whatsoever.” 
  2. Miani/Canada Miani was at a boys orphanage in Canada. 
  3. Miani/US From 1957 to 1967 Titian Miani was assistant principal at St. John Bosco boys high school in Bellflower where he preyed on more than a dozen children resulting in four lawsuits out of the 550 in the LA settlement. Some of his victims are pursuing final justice with Miani and the Salesians in the jury trial 14 April 2008. 
  4. Three siblings allegation Miani abused them repeatedly in the mid-1960s. The allegations, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, contend that the Salesian Society routinely transferred its accused members “often internationally” and placed loyalty to clergy “far above the duty to protect poor and vulnerable children,” 22 January 2008. 

 Rev. George Michael Miller, Vincentian, sexually molested boys in his rectory bedroom at Santa Clara parish in Oxnard in the 1990s. Miller was routinely witnessed having boys spend the night in his bedroom. Arrested 2002, but charges dropped due to Supreme Court ruling. Defrocked. 
  1. Miller arrest George Miller was arrested on 24 July 2007 for allegedly molesting a boy between 1988 and 1991. ​
 Rev. Vincent Molthen, Redemptorist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Alfred Monte, Augustinian Community, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Manuel D. Moreno (later bishop of Tucson) recalled allowing Fernando Monzo to work at Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Habra during the summer of 1983 despite having received a complaint that Monzo was engaging in sexual acts with young men and boys. 

 Br. Michael Andre Moody, Brothers of St. Francis accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Antonio Munoz accused of abuse. Removed 2004. 

 Rev. Mike Nocita accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Cyril Nwankwo, Josephite Father. accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Charles O'Carroll (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Donal O'Connor accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Patrick F. O'Dwyer (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

 Rev. Martin O'Loghlen, Sacred Heart, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 

​ Rev. Samuel Orellana accused of abuse, sued 2003.

Category:Archdiocesan Cases of Los Angeles P-ZARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES CONTINUED(alphabetical listing P-Z)
Pecharich affairRev. Michael Pecharich resigned because he “transgressed the personal boundaries of an adolescent” in 1983, announced 3 March 2002.
Peck affairRev. Daniel P. Peck, Conventual Franciscans, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
PenacaseSeminarian Amado Pena (1949-), Piarist at Santa Teresita Church in Boyle Heights, who left the seminary before becoming a priest, was arrested in his Chelsea, MA, home after Massachusetts state police received a tip that Pena, who was wanted in California, was living in the apartment 27 March 2003. In Massachusetts, charges stem from an incident in November 1987, when a 12-year-old boy alleged that Pena fondled him at St. Stanislaus Church in Chelsea. Pena's arrest came two days after the Los Angeles district attorney's office filed charges against him and sought a warrant based on incidents that occurred in California in the early 1980s. He was charged with 18 counts of child molestation, including two 14-year-old altar boysin East Los Angeles between 1980 and 1982, 25 March 2003. 
Peter affairRev. John Peter, from India, on sabbatical at St. John Fisher Catholic Church in Rancho Palos Verdes has been sent back to India, as his bishop investigates accusations of inappropriate conduct. He allegedly sexually harassed a Catholic sister in England, between October and December 2009, as he was awaiting his assignment in the US. Peter has been at the RPV parish since January. The situation came to light in April 2010, when the nun, who allegedly received inappropriate e-mails from Peter, called Monsignor David Sork, pastor at St. John Fisher, asking if the accused presently was at the church. On April 27, the sister e-mailed associate pastor Monsignor Steven Zak and copied several other staff members, detailing the allegations. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles received the e-mail the following day.
Pick affair Rev. Louis V. Pick (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004
Pina affair Rev. Joseph D. Pina accused of abuse of girl. Police investigation, 2002.
Ploughman affair Br. Bernard Ploughman, Marist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Porter affair Rev. Thomas A. Porter accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Quinlan affair Rev. Celestine Quinlan (deceased), Capuchin Friar, accused of abuse. Sued October 2003.
Reilly affair I Monsignor Patrick Reilly in Burbank was named in a lawsuit, filed 31 December 2003 in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleged that he was one of two priests (DeJonghe affair) who sexually abused Michael Matthew Gallardo (1973-) between 1980 and 1984 while he was a student at Sacred Heart School in Covina. Reilly was a priest at the parish for 13 years before being transferred to St. Robert Bellarmine in Burbank.
Reilly affair II Rev. Terrence Reilly, Dominican, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Rivera affairRev. Nicholas Aguilar Rivera, a visiting priest from the Diocese of Tehuacan, taught at the school, Our Lady of Guadalupe in East Los Angeles was accused of molesting an altar boy in Los Angeles in 1987. Rivera fled to Mexico after the boy's parents contacted church officials. He remains at large and is wanted on 19 felony counts. Lawsuit filed in Los Angeles suing the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the cardinal of Mexico City. 5 August 2010.
Robinson affairRev. James Richard Robinson accused of abuse when he was in UK, then moved to LA, 2003.
Rodriguez case Rev. Carlos Rene Rodriguez (1955-), Vincentian, who worked at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Santa Paula 1988-1993, was accused of molesting two boys there, the alleged incidents spanned a period when one of the boys was 13-17 years old and the other 14-17. Arrested for a second time on suspicion of child molestation after previous charges against him were dismissed for being too old, 12 December 2003. convicted of abuse, 2004.
Roebert affair Rev. Michael Roebert accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Roemer case Rev. Donald Patrick Roemer pedophilein Santa Clara Parish, convicted for abuse of boys 1981, civil case settled 1984. He served in the mid-1970s as chaplain for Santa Barbara Juvenile Hall and as special ministry at Los Prietos Boys Camp. He was later convicted of three counts of molesting a boy while working in Thousand Oaks. He left the church in 1991, and now faces four additional allegations of abusing boys and girls.
Roper affair Rev. William Roper, Claretian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Rowe affair Rev. Dorian Rowe (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Rozo affair Rev. Efrain Rozo, visiting priest to LA, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
RuckeraffairRev. George Neville Rucker (1922-) was accused of molesting 38 girls from 1947 to 1980 while at St. Anthony Parish in El Segundo and St. Agatha Parish in Los Angeles. Rucker, retired in 1987 as priest at Corpus Christi Church in Pacific Palisades. Rucker was charged in 2002 with 29 counts of molesting girls but they were dropped in July 2003 after a US Supreme Court ruling struck down the law allowing such prosecutions. 
  1. Rucker cover-upArchdiocese of Los Angelesknew for three decades from c. 1967 about child abuse accusations against Rucker. 
  2. Rucker arrestRucker was arrested on a cruise ship off Alaska 2002 and was charged with molesting 12 girls over a 30-year period. The charges against him were dismissed in July 2003 after a US Supreme Court ruling that overturned a state law that lifted the statute of limitations in criminal prosecution of old molestation cases.
  3. Rucker lawsuits Several civil suits by women, including three sisters, were filed against the Archdiocese of Los Angeles because itknew of child abuse accusations against him from 1967 but did not remove him until April 2002, 9 December 2003.
(Rucker accusations)
Dispenza accusationMary Dispenza Esfahan (1939-) was 7 when her parish priest, George Rucker, raped her in the auditorium of the Catholic school she attended in East Los Angeles. At the time, her mother, who worked in the parish, was chatting with kitchen workers in the next room. Eventually, Dispenza became a nun and a teacher at her old school, St. Alphonsus, often meeting with students in the auditorium where she remembers being molested. It was 43 years before Dispenza allowed herself to release repressed memories and confront what had happened in that room. Mary Dispenza no longer calls herself a Catholic, no longer attends church and doubts she will be able to reconcile the abuse with her faith. “Everything that I knew, all my identity, was wrapped up in the church in one way or another; I was just lost.... I felt we both lost: The church lost me, and I lost the church. And we both had invested a lot in each other for all those years.” She expected to receive $1.33 million from the 2006 settlement.
Falter accusationCindy Falter testified that when Rucker he got to St. Anthony’s, he would walk into a first grade class, pick out a student, take her off into the rectory or even on the altar and rape her often with "giving of Communion wine." A legal brief on George Neville Rucker states that over and over he fondled her on her genitals, under her clothes, massaged her breasts and nipples, licked her, and penetrated her vagina with his penis. Most of us are so fucked up. I think there’s even a couple of Rucker victims that only remotely function. He would scratch crosses in my chest with something like a needle, like a sewing needle. 
Ryan affair Rev. Joseph Francis Ryan (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Salazar-Jimenez case Rev. John Anthony Salazar-Jimenez (1956-), Piarist, priest in Los Angeles in 1980s, transferred to Texas. When Bishop Matthiesen hired Salazar-Jimenez in 1991, he was at the Paraclete facility as a condition of parole. He was still on parole when he was installed as pastor of Church of the Holy Spirit in Tulia. His parish never knew that Father Salazar-Jimenez made monthly trips to see a parole officer in Albuquerque or that a nine-month absence from Tulia was spent in Jemez Springs to complete his parole. Although convicted for sex abuse, rehired by Los Angeles, CA. Salazar-Jimenez resigned after meeting with the bishop in April 2002. Salazar-Jimenez went to a transitional program for priests in Ontario, Canada. 
  1. Salazar-Jimenez trial IConvicted 1988, served nearly three years in prison for sexually molesting two teenage boys at a Los Angeles Catholic school. 
  2. Salazar-Jimenez trial II Salazar-Jimenez was removed as pastor of a Catholic church in Tulia in 2002 and barred from all ministerial duties, was indicted by a Dallas County jury 12 February 2004 on a charge of sexually assaulting a 18-year-old in a Texas hotel room after a wedding September 2003. Salazar was found guilty 1 July 2005. 
  3. Salazar-Jimenez trial III Salazar-Jimenez charged in 2002, challenged the state’s right to prosecute him for his alleged molestation of two boys in the early 1980s. Charges dropped due to Supreme Court ruling 2003.
Salinas affair Rev. Gabriel Salinas of the order Augustinian Recollects, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Sanchez affair I Rev. Juan Sanchez, Salesian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Sanchez affair II Rev. Manuel Sanchez accused of abuse, sued 2003.
Sandstrom affair Br. Lawrence Sandstrom, Holy Cross Father, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Santillan affair Rev. Juan “John” Santillan, Piarist, removed 2002. Now priest in Bolivia.
Savino affair Rev. Dominic Savino (1939-) came to Crespi Carmelite High School in 1977 as a part-time counselor; he previously worked at De Sales High School in Louisville, Ky., and served as director of the Carmelite community in Rome. He left Crespi in 1986 to pursue a doctorate in psychology and subsequently entered private practice in the San Fernando Valley. He returned to Crespi as the school's resident psychotherapist in 1995. He was removed from the presidency of Crespi and from acting as a priest by the Order of Carmelites, which operates the school, after it learned of allegations of sexual abuse, that he molested two students and other boys in the 1970s (Crespi Carmelite High School lawsuit), reported 23 March 2002.
Savrianandam affair Rev. Arulappan Savrianandam accused of abuse of girl. Removed 2002, left for India.
Schaller affair Rev. Emmett Gilroy Schaller, Oblates of Mary Immaculate, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Scheier affair Rev. Maurice Scheier Franciscan, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Schipper affairRev. Carl Anthony convicted of 5 felony counts 2000. 
Sharkey affair Br. Joe Sharkey, Servite, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Sharpe affair Rev. Joseph Sharpe (deceased) accused of involvement with abuse. Sued 2003.
Silva affair Brother Fidencio Simon Silva (1950-) of the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit in Mexico, was accused of molesting 28 young boys while he was associate pastor at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Oxnard from 1978 to 1986. Silva was charged with 25 counts of child molestation involving boys between the ages of 11 and 15 in 2002 but they were dropped after the 2003 Supreme Court ruling. At the time of the charges, it was not sure Silva was living in the US, but he was discovered serving in a parish in Mexico, 26 March 2003.
  1. Silva lawsuitsSeveral civil suits are pending from eight altar boysincluding two who became police officers against Silva, his order and the Archdiocese of Los Angelesalleging battery, negligent supervision and sexual abuse, 2 May 2002.
    1. Vega accusation Manuel Vega, an Oxnard police officer and former Marine, said the Rev. Fidencio Silva molested him about 10 times beginning when he was in the sixth grade and an altar boyat Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Oxnard's La Colonia. 
Specialle affairRev. Stephen Emmett Specialle, Jesuit, accused of abuse, case No. 185 561 c/w 167 938, Superior Court, Santa Barbara County, settled for $60,000, 1993. settled for alleged abuse 1993. 
Sprouffske case Rev. Matthew Michael Sprouffske (1927 or 8-), member of the Carmelite Order, arrested November 2002, arraigned to stand trial on four counts of lewd acts with a child, his cousin, who testified that she had a clear memory of being molested nearly 50 years earlier by Sprouffske while he was assigned to Mount Carmel High School, 12 January 2003. She said he later admitted to her that he had also molested both her sisters and another girl who was not a relative, 3 July 2003. Sprouffske was suspended from the Carmelite order 2002, removed from the priesthood April 2002. Criminal charges dropped due to Supreme Court ruling “I am just very grateful that everything is resolved,” Sprouffske said outside the courtroom having been freed after the Supreme Court sex crime ruling of 26 June 2003.
Stadtfield affairBr. Joseph Stadtfield, Servite, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Stallkamp affairRev. Louis G. Stallkamp (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004. 
Sullivan affairRev. Thomas J. Sullivan (d. 1992), Jesuit, accused of abuse. Sued December 2003.
Sutphin affairRev. Carl M. Sutphin (1933-) was accused by four men of repeated molestations 1962-76 at St. Rose of Lima Church in Maywood. A former altar boyalleged he was sexually abused by him between 1971 and 1973 after Sutphin had been transferred to St. Mary Magdalen Church in Camarillo.Writing to Cardinal Roger Mahoney1991, a victim was assured that Sutphin would be removed from the priesthood, but instead of being removed, he was promoted to a prominent position in Mahoney’s cathedral. Sutphin was arrested in Ventura County on 10 counts of child molestation involving four victims, ages 9 to 12, who were allegedly molested in the mid- to late-1970s, 4 April 2003. 
  1. Sutphin dismissalCardinal Roger Mahoneydismissed Sutphin April 2002, more than a decade after one of the victims said he notified church officials that Sutphin molested him and his brother when they were children. 
  2. Sutphin lawsuits Four accusers filed suit against Cardinal Mahoney and the archdiocese charging racketeering for failing to remove the priest, Los Angels civil court 29 April 2002. Another lawsuit was filed in Ventura County Superior Court December 2003.
Tacderas affair Rev. Joseph Tacderas accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Tamayo affairFilipino priest Santiago Tamayo (d. 1999) in a Carson parish sexually abused a girl when she was 16 years old. “He just leaned over and kissed me.” That act led to intercourse after she turned 18, and it was not long before he introduced her to six other priests (Tugade affair), all of whom sexually abused her. Tamayo, who went to the Philippines after the Archidiocese convinced him to remain there and paid him checks, returned to the US and publicly apologized to Milla before his death in 1999.
Teluma affair Rev. Lukas Bao Teluma, Divine Word Missionaries accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Tepe affair Rev. Raymond Tepe (Jose) (deceased), a pastor at La Purisima from 1948-1949, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Terra affair Rev. Michael Terra accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Tresler affair Rev. Carl D. Tresler accused of abuse of boy. Removed 1988. Fled to Peru.
Tugade affairRev. Valentine Tugade was sued for alleged abuse of female, 1984. 
Uribe affair Rev. Jose Arturo Uribe (1958-) of St. Mary of the Assumption had an illegitimate son. The diocese transferred him to a church in Chicago after he presided over his final Mass at St. Mary on 17 July 2005. 
  1. Uribe lawsuit In her relationship with Arturo Arbeit, the child's mother had engaged “in unprotected intercourse … when [she] should have known that could result in pregnancy,” the church maintained in its answer to the lawsuit.
Van Liefde affairRev. Christopher Van Liefde accused of involvement with abuse, sued 2003.
Van ter Toolen affairRev. Vincent Van ter Toolen, Carmelite, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Venegas affairRev. Rafael Venegas at St. Anne Catholic Church in Santa Monica, was charged in July 2012 by the Santa Monica city attorney's office with one count of sexual battery and one count of furnishing alcohol to a minor under 21, in September 2011.
Verhart affairBr. John Verhart, Salesian, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Vetter affairRev. Henry Xavier Vetter, Passionist, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Villa affairRev. Gillmero Nemoria Villa accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Villaroya affairRev. Ernesto Corral Villaroya accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Wadeson affairRev. John Wadeson, Divine Word Missionaries, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Warren affairRev. A. Thomas Warren (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Weber affairRev. Francis J. Weber (deceased) accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Weitz affairRev. Wilfred Weitz, Benedictine, accused of abuse, named in the National Audit, 18 February 2004.
Wempe caseRev. Michael Edwin Wempe (1940-) associate pastor at St. Sebastian’s Catholic Church in Santa Paula during the 1980s, who served as an associate pastor at several parishes in and around Ventura County. Cardinal Roger Mahoney sent him to a sexual disorders treatment center in New Mexico, 1987. Accused of abuse, arrested, re-arrested 2003. Sued. Original criminal charges dropped due to Supreme Court ruling 2003. 
  1. Bashforth allegationWempe allegedly molested Bashforth and his brother, when they were children in the Conejo Valley. 
  2. Jayson B. allegation 29-year-old witness, said that, at first, he thought it was normal that the priest touched his genitals. “It was Father Mike,” he testified. “It was really difficult to think that anything he did could be wrong.” But he became disturbed when the abuse escalated to oral copulation, said Jayson B., who wept through most of his testimony. “I said, 'What are you doing?' And he said that I was a special boy and he loves me.” Wempe was accused of molesting Jayson B. from 1990 to 1995, beginning when he was 11, while the priest was working as a chaplain at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and other times in parking garages in Wempe's car. Wempe admitted molesting 13 other boys in the 1970s and 1980s, including Jayson's two brothers, but cannot be tried in those cases because the statute of limitations has expired. He denied molesting Jayson B., however, and his lawyers say the man fabricated the charges in an effort to seek vengeance for his brothers. 
  3. Wempe arrest Arrested and held on $2 million bail on suspicion of molesting five boys, 7 to 16 years old when the incidents occurred, in the 1970s and 1980s, 26 June 2003. Supreme Court ruling voided 42 sexual abuse allegations against him. 
  4. Wempe charged Wempe was charged with three counts of a lewd act on a child and one count of oral copulation of a person under 16, 1990-1995, 11 September 2003. A 24-year-old man testified that Wempe, while serving as chaplain at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, molested him in his office at the hospital when he was 11 when Wempe took him on his lap and fondled him while he played on a computer in 1990, 9 February 2004. Former altar boyat Wempe's church, testified at a preliminary hearing 13 February 2004, that he was groped numerous times by the priest, including once during a water-skiing trip to Missouri when he was about 14. Wempe pleaded not guilty to five charges that he sexually abused the boy over a five-year period. In he hope of limiting damaging testimony about old cases, Wempe’s attorney admitted his client had molested 13 boys more than 20 years earlier, 18 November 2005. Sentenced to three years in state prison 5 May 2006 but was paroled in February 2007, with little publicity.
Wishard caseRev. John W. Wishard was convicted for oral copulation of a minor, given probation 1980.
Zavala secret familyLos Angeles Auxiliary Bishop Gabino Zavala (1952-), resigned 4 January 2012, having told Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez in December 2011 that he had two children who lived with their mother in a different state.
USA Northeast Province Jesuits with Credible Allegations of Sexual Rape of Minors. Jesuits included on this list have one or more credible allegations of abuse of a minor (any person under the age of 18). These Jesuits are living, deceased, or former members with credible allegations after 1950.
The USA Northeast Province was formed in 2014 and includes the members of the former Buffalo (1960s), New England, and New York Provinces. The Northeast Province includes the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and northern New Jersey. An allegation is deemed “credible” if there is a preponderance of evidence that the allegation is more likely true than not after investigation. Credibility can also be established by conviction in a court or by the admission of the truth of the allegation by the Jesuit. Many Jesuits on this list have not been found guilty of a crime or liable for any civil claim. Many accusations were made decades after the abuse allegedly took place, and often after the accused Jesuit had died. Jesuits with allegations currently under investigation are not included on this list. Listed below each Jesuit’s name are any external apostolic assignments he had and the dates of those assignments.
Jesuits release list of priests credibly accused of abuse, including 22 with Mass. ties
The governing body for Jesuit priests in eight Northeastern states released a list Tuesday of 50 clergy who were credibly accused of sexual rape against children dating back to 1950, including 22 who were affiliated with high schools, hospitals, churches, and colleges in Massachusetts.
The list includes 16 Jesuits who worked at Boston College High School in Dorchester, and one priest who ministered in Fall River and Gloucester, but was only stripped of his duties in the last two weeks as officials at the USA Northeast Jesuit Province prepared to publicise his name.
All but five of the Jesuits with Massachusetts ties are listed as deceased. Among the living is James Talbot, who was defrocked in 2013 and jailed last year for sexually assaulting a boy in Freeport, Maine, during the 1990s, according to The Portland Press Herald.

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