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1 800 686 9921Father Myron F. Bullock served within the Archdiocese of Boston and also had assignments in the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. His name was included on a list of accused priests and religious institutions, following the settlement of at least one civil claim against the Boston Archdiocese in connection with allegations against him. Father Bullock died on April 17, 2007.
The Archdiocese of Boston’s 2011 database noted that no formal determination of guilt was made in his case, either because he died prior to any canonical investigation or because such proceedings were not completed before his death. His inclusion on the list of credibly accused clergy reflects that the allegations against him warranted public disclosure.
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Father Myron F. Bullock’s case highlights a dimension of the clergy sexual abuse crisis that has drawn sustained criticism from survivors and their advocates: the practice of keeping accusations against deceased clergy out of the public record even when civil settlements have been paid.
For survivors, independent advocacy can be an important source of information, particularly when institutional lists remain incomplete.
If you or someone you love experienced sexual abuse by Father Bullock, whether in Boston or in any other setting where he served, the prior settlement in his case demonstrates that civil accountability may be achievable. Compensation may be available for emotional harm, treatment, and more.
Every survivor deserves compassion and acknowledgment. This video explains how civil law empowers individuals harmed by clergy abuse to pursue accountability and closure. Justice extends beyond courtrooms; it allows survivors to reclaim their voice and aids them on their healing journey. Survivors across Massachusetts continue proving that truth carries strength and healing begins with being heard.
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