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List of Jesuits with Credible Accusations of Sexual Abuse of a Minor 12/10/2018 List of Jesuits with Credible Accusations of Sexual Abuse of a Minor List of Jesuits with Credible Accusations of Sexual Abuse of a Minor Jesuits with Credible Allegations of Abuse of a Minor Dec. 7, 2018 - The Jesuits U.S. Central and Southern Province today released a list of names of Jesuits with credible allegations of sexual abuse of a minor. This list contains the names of the Jesuits who are or were members of the U.S. Central and Southern (UCS) Province and its predecessor entities: the New Orleans Province, the Missouri Province, or the Independent Region of Puerto Rico of the Society of Jesus. These men fall into one of three categories: Jesuits of this province against whom one or more credible claims of sexual abuse of a minor or a vulnerable adult have been made; Jesuits from other provinces against whom there are credible claims resulting from their work while assigned to this province; Jesuits of this province whose names have been published on diocesan websites or the websites of other Jesuit provinces. Inclusion on this list does not imply that the allegations are true and correct or that the accused individual has been found guilty of a crime or liable for civil claims. Additional information about each man follows the initial list. While a list of each man’s assignments is included, it is important to note that the allegations do not necessarily stem from any of the listed assignments. Michael O. Barry, SJ Charles Bartles, SJ Jody Blanchard, SJ Claude P. Boudreaux, SJ John Campbell, SJ Cornelius J. Carr, SJ (New York Province which is now part of USA Northeast Province) Mark A. Clark, SJ Francis X. Cleary SJ James A. Condon, SJ (Chicago Province which is now part of USA Midwest Province) Charles G. Coyle, SJ Edward D. DeRussy, SJ Donald Dickerson, SJ Burton J. Fraser, SJ (Wisconsin Province which is now part of USA Midwest Province) Chester E. Gaiter, SJ Thomas J. Hatrel, SJ Thomas J. Hidding, SJ John W. Hough, SJ Francis J. Kegel, SJ Dennis P. Kirchoff, SJ Bernard P. Knoth, SJ (Chicago Province which is now part of USA Midwest Province) Philip D. Kraus, SJ Francis M. Landwermeyer, SJ Gerhardt B. Lehmkuhl, SJ Alfonso Madrid, SJ (Province of Mexico) Eugene A. Maio, SJ Vincent R. Malatesta, SJ http://jesuitscentralsouthern.org/Story?Feature=-List-of-Jesuits-with-Credible-Accusations-of-Sexual-Abuse-of-a-Minor&TN=PROJECT-201811301201… 1/9 12/10/2018 List of Jesuits with Credible Accusations of Sexual Abuse of a Minor James L. McShane, SJ Edward P. Murphy, SJ Thomas J. Naughton, SJ (Priest of the New Orleans Province, NOT Brother Thomas Naughton of the Missouri Province) Patrick H. O’Liddy, SJ Vincent A. Orlando, SJ Claude L. Ory, SJ (Brother, formerly in New Orleans Province, now Maryland Province) Austin N. Park SJ J. Donald Pearce, SJ George M. Pieper, SJ Paul C. Pilgram, SJ Elmo J. Rogero, SJ Norman J. Rogge, SJ Anthony J. Short, SJ Arthur O. Verdieck, SJ Richard H. Witzofsky, SJ (Brother) Benjamin Wren, SJ Jesuits of the U.S. Central and Southern Province (and its predecessor entities) with Credible Allegations of Abuse of a Minor This list contains the names of the Jesuits who are or were members of the U.S. Central and Southern (UCS) Province and its predecessor entities: the New Orleans Province, the Missouri Province, or the Independent Region of Puerto Rico of the Society of Jesus, and against whom a credible claim of sexual abuse of a minor or a vulnerable adult has been made. A Single Allegation Michael O. Barry, SJ Jody Blanchard, SJ Birth: 1948 Birth: 1953 Ordination: 1979 Ordination: 1983 Status of Individual: Deceased 1987 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 1994 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1983-85 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Removed from Ministry: N/A – deceased when allegation received Removed from Ministry: Left Society of Jesus 1994 Pastoral Assignments: Pastoral Assignments: Regis High School, Denver St. Charles Borromeo Church, Grand Coteau, La. Cardinal Ritter High School, St. Louis Tulane Catholic Center, New Orleans Saint Louis University Hospitals, St. Louis Immaculate Conception Parish, Baton Rouge, La. White House Retreat, St. Louis Strake Jesuit College Preparatory, Houston Mark A. Clark, SJ Francis X. Cleary SJ Birth: 1954 Birth: 1929 Ordination: N/A Ordination: 1963 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 1989 Status of Individual: Deceased 2010 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Removed from Ministry: N/A – had already left when allegation received Removed from Ministry: Restricted 1988; Removed from ministry 2002 Pastoral Assignments: Pastoral Assignments: Regis Jesuit High School, Aurora, Colo. St. Louis University High School, St. Louis Fusz Memorial, St. Louis Saint Louis University, St. Louis Fusz Pavilion, St. Louis Thomas J. Hidding, SJ John W. Hough, SJ Birth: 1950 Birth: 1939 Ordination: 1986 Ordination: 1973 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 2003; Deceased 2005 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus and priesthood 1977 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Removed from Ministry: 2002 http://jesuitscentralsouthern.org/Story?Feature=-List-of-Jesuits-with-Credible-Accusations-of-Sexual-Abuse-of-a-Minor&TN=PROJECT-201811301201… 2/9 12/10/2018 List of Jesuits with Credible Accusations of Sexual Abuse of a Minor Pastoral Assignments: Removed from Ministry: N/A – had already left the Society of Jesus when Jesuit High School, Tampa, Fla. allegation received Jesuit College Preparatory School, Dallas Pastoral Assignments: Holy Name of Jesus Parish, New Orleans Kapaun High School, Wichita, Kansas Loyola University, New Orleans St. Louis University High School, St. Louis Sacred Heart Church, Tampa, Fla. Immaculate Conception Parish, New Orleans Gesù Parish, Miami Francis J. Kegel, SJ Dennis P. Kirchoff, SJ Birth: 1919 Birth: 1955 Ordination: N/A Ordination: 1987 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 1953; Deceased 2009 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 1995 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1940s Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1990s Removed from Ministry: N/A – already left Society of Jesus when allegation Removed from Ministry: 1991 received Pastoral Assignments: Pastoral Assignments: St. Louis University High School, St. Louis Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Mo. Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Mo. St. Louis University High School, St. Louis Philip D. Kraus, SJ Gerhardt B. Lehmkuhl, SJ Birth: 1941 Birth: 1942 Ordination: 1975 Ordination: 1974 Status of Individual: Removed from ministry and lives under supervision Status of Individual: Deceased 2012 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1990s Removed from Ministry: Restricted from ministry with minors 1996; Removed from Ministry: 2002 Removed from ministry 2003 Pastoral Assignments: Pastoral Assignments: Regis Jesuit High School, Aurora, Colo. St. Louis University High School, St. Louis De Smet High Jesuit Community, St. Louis Regis Jesuit High School, Aurora, Colo. Jesuit Hall Community, St. Louis St. Francis Xavier Parish, Kansas City, Mo. Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Mo. White House Jesuit Retreat Office, St. Louis Catholic Social Services, Peoria, Ill. Sacred Heart Retreat House, Alhambra, Calif. Jesuit Hall Community, St. Louis Eugene A. Maio, SJ Vincent R. Malatesta, SJ Birth: 1929 Birth: 1936 Ordination: 1960 Ordination: 1961 (for the Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey; entered Society Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 1970; Left Priesthood 1971 of Jesus 1979) Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1960s Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 2004 Removed from Ministry: N/A – had already left when allegation received Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1980s Pastoral Assignments: Removed from Ministry: 2002 Regis High School, Aurora, Colo. Pastoral Assignments as a Jesuit Priest: Loyola University, Los Angeles Jesuit College Preparatory School, Dallas Saint Louis University, St. Louis Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala. Ignatius House Retreat Center, Atlanta James L. McShane, SJ Edward P. Murphy, SJ Birth: 1907 Birth: 1908 Ordination: 1941 Ordination: 1942 Status of Individual: Deceased 1993 Status of Individual: Deceased 1975 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1950s Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1940s – 1950s Removed from Ministry: N/A – deceased when allegation received Removed from Ministry: N/A – deceased when allegation received Pastoral Assignments: Pastoral Assignments: St. Louis University High School, St. Louis St. Ignatius Loyola Parish, Denver Missouri Province Mission Band Sacred Heart Parish, Denver St. Malachy Parish, St. Louis Yoro, Honduras Firmin Desloge Hospital, St. Louis http://jesuitscentralsouthern.org/Story?Feature=-List-of-Jesuits-with-Credible-Accusations-of-Sexual-Abuse-of-a-Minor&TN=PROJECT-201811301201… 3/9 12/10/2018 List of Jesuits with Credible Accusations of Sexual Abuse of a Minor Fusz Memorial, St. Louis Mt. Carmel, Pueblo, Colo. De Smet Jesuit High School, St. Louis Fusz Pavilion, St. Louis Thomas J. Naughton, SJ Patrick H. O’Liddy, SJ NOTE: This is Fr. Thomas Naughton of the former New Orleans Province, Birth: 1956 not Bro. Thomas Naughton of the former Missouri Province Ordination: 1990 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 2000; Left priesthood 2001 Birth: 1933 Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1990s Ordination: 1965 Removed from Ministry: 1999 Status of Individual: Left Society of Jesus 2009; Deceased 2012 Pastoral Assignments: Estimated Timeframe of Abuse: 1970s St. Louis University High School, St. Louis Removed from
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