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Salesians List 03.31.20 Acosta, Jorge Birth: 1958 Profession: 1979 Pastoral assignments: Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1983 Avallone, Paul Birth: 1921 Profession: 1940 Ordination: 1950 Pastoral assignments: Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY Don Bosco Juniorate, West Haverstraw, NY St. Patrick’s High School, Sherbrooke, Québec Don Bosco College, Newton, NJ Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Archbishop Shaw High School, Marrero, LA Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, NJ Current status: Deceased 2008 Boccotti, Francis Birth: 1911 Profession: 1938 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco College, Newton, NJ Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Current status: Deceased 1994 Botto, Joseph Birth: 1914 Profession: 1932 Pastoral assignments: Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Archbishop Shaw High School, Marrero, LA Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston, MA Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, NJ St. Dominic Savio High School, East Boston, MA St. Kieran Church, Miami, FL Current status: Deceased 2000 1 Burgess, Robert Birth: 1948 Profession: 1967 Pastoral assignments: Salesian Boys Club, East Boston, MA Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1976 Burke, William Birth: 1962 Profession: 1983 Ordination: 1993 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco College, Newton, NJ Mary Help of Christians, Tampa, FL Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, NJ Holy Rosary Church, Port Chester, NY Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Current status: Withdrew from Salesians and suspended from the priesthood 2002 Casiraghi, Dominic Birth: 1915 Profession: 1940 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco College, Newton, NJ Archbishop Shaw High School, Marrero, LA Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston, MA Don Bosco Technical Institute, Rosemead, CA Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Current status: Deceased 1998 Casula, John Birth: 1920 Profession: 1941 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco Agricultural School, Huttonsville, WV St. John Bosco, Jacquet River, NB, Canada Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Marian Shrine, West Haverstraw, NY Current status: Deceased 1994 Ceglar, Stanislaus 2 Birth: 1915 Profession: 1933 Ordination: 1943 Pastoral assignments: Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Sacred Heart Juniorate, Ipswich, MA St. Gregory Church, Hamilton, ON, Canada Current status: Deceased 1994 Chiosso, James Birth: 1922 Profession: 1940 Ordination: 1949 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, NJ Salesian High School, Richmond, CA Archbishop Shaw High School, Marrero, LA Provincial Center/Salesian Missions, New Rochelle, NY Casa Andrew Beltrami, Turin, Italy Current status: Deceased 2011 Clementi, Innocente Birth: 1920 Profession: 1939 Ordination: 1949 Pastoral assignments: Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL St. Anthony Church, Paterson, NJ Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY St. Anthony Church, Elizabeth, NJ Mount Carmel Church, New Brunswick, NJ Current status: Deceased 1999 Csik, Paul Birth: 1898 Profession: 1926 Ordination: 1932 Pastoral assignments: St. Michael School, Goshen, NY Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY Current status: Deceased 1970 3 Day, Peter Birth: 1942 Profession: 1961 Pastoral Assignments: Mary Help of Christians, Tampa, FL Current Status: Withdrew from Salesians 1965 Duffy, Vincent Birth: 1918 Profession: 1938 Ordination: 1948 Pastoral assignments: Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Don Bosco Prep High School, Ramsey, NJ Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston, MA Holy Rosary Church, Port Chester, NY Mary Help of Christians Church, New York, NY Corpus Christi Church, Port Chester, NY St. Kieran Church, Miami, FL St. Anthony Church, Paterson, NJ Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Current status: Deceased 2009 Esposito, Anthony Birth: 1915 Profession: 1938 Ordination: 1948 Pastoral assignments: Corpus Christi Church, Port Chester, NY Don Bosco Juniorate, West Haverstraw, NY Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN Mary Help of Christians Church, New York, NY Current status: Laicized 1973 Deceased 1987 Faggioni, Ernest Birth: 1917 Profession: 1937 Ordination: 1947 4 Pastoral assignments: Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Archbishop Shaw High School, Marrero, LA St. John Bosco Church, Harvey, LA Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston, MA Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, NJ Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN St. Agnes Church, Bahamas St. Philip Residence, Tampa, FL Current status: Deceased 2006 Guarise, Justin Birth: 1935 Profession: 1954 Pastoral assignments: Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Don Bosco Prep High School, Ramsey, NJ Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1963 Herzog, Joseph Birth: 1928 Profession: 1945 Ordination: 1955 Pastoral assignments: Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Salesian Seminary, Goshen, NY Don Bosco College, Newton, NJ Salesian Center, Columbus, OH Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1975 Laicized 1993 Deceased 2013 Higgs, Thomas Birth: 1940 Profession: 1960 Pastoral assignments: Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Missions, Sierra Leone Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY 5 Current status: Removed from ministry 2005 Kita, August Birth: 1931 Profession: 1950 Ordination: 1960 Pastoral assignments: Hope Haven, Marrero, LA Archbishop Shaw High School, Marrero, LA Salesian Junior Seminary, Goshen, NY Sacred Heart Juniorate, Ipswich, MA Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Don Bosco College, Newton, NJ Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, NJ Current status: Deceased 2008 Letourneaux, Stephen Birth: 1946 Profession: 1965 Pastoral assignments: Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1973 Lieby, Christopher Birth: 1967 Profession: 1988 Pastoral assignments: St. Dominic Savio High School, East Boston, MA Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1995 Logan, Patrick Birth: 1946 Profession: 1965 Pastoral assignments: Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Salesian Boys Club, East Boston, MA Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1983 Maffei, Joseph 6 Birth: 1931 Profession: 1949 Ordination: 1958 Pastoral assignments: Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN Sacred Heart Juniorate, Ipswich, MA St. Dominic Savio Church, Montréal, QC, Canada Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Holy Rosary Church, Port Chester, NY St. Anthony Church, Elizabeth, NJ Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Current status: Deceased 2009 Malloy, Peter Birth: 1942 Profession: 1962 Ordination: 1974 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco Technical Institute, West Haverstraw, NY Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY Don Bosco Tech, Boston, MA Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Holy Rosary, Birmingham, AL 1991-99 Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Current status: Removed from ministry 2009 Manni, Alvin Birth: 1922 Profession: 1938 Ordination: 1948 Pastoral assignments: Don Bosco Institute, Huttonsville, WV Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston, MA Salesian Center, Columbus, OH Corpus Christi Church, Port Chester, NY Current status: Deceased 2000 Mataconis, Richard Birth: 1930 Profession: 1955 Ordination: 1965 7 Pastoral assignments: Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Salesian Junior Seminary, Goshen, NY Mary Help of Christians Church, New York, NY Sacred Heart Juniorate, Ipswich, MA Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY St. Rosalie Church, Harvey, LA Holy Rosary Church, Birmingham, AL St. Agnes Church, Bahamas Corpus Christi Church, Port Chester, NY Catacombs of St. Callixtus, Rome, Italy Current status: Deceased 2014 McCormick, Richard Birth: 1941 Profession: 1960 Ordination: 1970 Pastoral assignments: Salesian High School, Cedar Lake, IN Salesian Junior Seminary, Goshen, NY Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Sacred Heart Center, Ipswich, MA Salesian Center, Columbus, OH Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston, MA Salesian Boys Club, East Boston, MA St. Dominic Savio High School, East Boston, MA St. Rosalie Parish, Harvey, LA St. Petersburg Catholic, St. Petersburg, FL Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Current status: Removed from ministry 2009 Convicted in 2014; incarcerated in MA McGrath, Edward Birth: 1935 Profession: 1959 Ordination:1969 Pastoral assignments: Salesian High School, New Rochelle, NY St. Thomas More School, Oakdale, CT. Current status: Withdrew from Salesians 1970 Deceased 1998 8 Nugent, Frank Birth: 1921 Profession: 1948 Ordination: 1956 Pastoral assignments: Sacred Heart Juniorate, Ipswich, MA Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Don Bosco Prep High School, Ramsey, NJ Marian Shrine, Stony Point, NY Don Bosco Residence, Orange, NJ Salesian Community, Turin, Italy Current status: Deceased 2011 O’Brien, Kevin Birth: 1947 Profession: 1966 Ordination: 1977 Pastoral assignments: St. Dominic Savio High School, East Boston, MA Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Current status: Deceased 1981 O'Donnell, Terence Birth: 1939 Profession: 1959 Ordination: 1970 Pastoral assignments: Mary Help of Christians School, Tampa, FL Salesian Center, Columbus, OH Salesian Boys Club, East Boston, MA Salesian Studies, Berkeley, CA Provincial Center, New Rochelle, NY Current status: Removed from ministry 2003 Pankowski, Joseph Birth: 1915 Profession: 1935 Ordination: 1944 Pastoral assignments: Salesian High School, New Rochelle,
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