Diocese of Camden ACCUSED PRIESTS
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden operates ministries in Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties in New Jersey. In 2019, after the New Jersey attorney general announced that it was investigating sexual abuse by Catholic priests, New Jersey’s five Catholic dioceses agreed to release the names of all priests determined to be “credibly accused” of sexually abusing children. The dioceses returned with 188 priests’ names, and at least 56 of them, or roughly 30%, worked in the Diocese of Camden. The Diocese states on its website that most of the alleged sexual abuse incidents involved teenage males and occurred in the 1970s and 1980s. However, this is likely untrue, as many more instances of abuse happen frequently but go unreported.
In 2020, the Diocese stopped participating in the Catholic Church’s victims’ compensation fund program, citing significant revenue losses because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Former victims of sexual abuse expressed feeling betrayed when the diocese stopped participating in the program, and numerous lawsuits followed in civil court.Â
In August 2020, for instance, childhood victims filed four lawsuits against the Catholic Church, alleging that the former principal of Gloucester Catholic and St. James high schools and two other priests who taught at the schools sexually abused boys in the 1970s. According to one lawsuit, one of the boys was only 10 when the abuse started. Â
In 2021, the Diocese of Camden declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This type of bankruptcy filing means the church can continue to operate while reorganizing its debts to creditors. The Diocese explained on its website that its decision to declare bankruptcy was involuntary due to the financial strains caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the more than $8 million paid to victims through the victims’ compensation fund. In addition, the Diocese noted that, after the recent repeal of New Jersey’s statute of limitations for filing childhood sexual abuse claims, more than 50 lawsuits followed.Â
The new statute of limitations in New Jersey allows victims to file claims until they reach 55 years old or seven years after they discover injuries from the abuse, whichever is later. The law also provides a look-back window, enabling victims of child sex abuse to file claims against the perpetrators and the institution that allowed the abuse to happen, no matter the victim’s age or how long ago the abuse occurred. This look-back window will expire on November 30, 2021. These changes to the New Jersey statutes of limitations are crucial for victims to have a revived opportunity to seek justice after suffering sexual abuse as a minor.Â
The Diocese’s website lists the following priests who have been “credibly accused” of sexual abuse: Joseph Barber, Claude J. Bender, John P. Bernard, Henry S. Blaszczynski, John F. Bloh, John D. Bohrer, Joseph J. Brennan, William B. Cannon, Gerald P. Clements, Norman T. Connelly, John P. Connor, Michael H. D’Amico, Charles J. Davis, Kenneth Demarest, Vincent A. Doyle, Eldridge T. Evans, Francis J. Flemming, John E. Follett, A. Richard Gerbino, Edward Gillespie, Roy T. Hardin, Thomas M. Harkins, James F. Hopkins, Frank X. Hudson, Edward A. Igle, A. William Johnson, John P. Kelly, Charles E. Kuhl, Dermott F. Lyons, Edward Lucano, Patrick J. Madden, Phillip A. Matthews, Francis A. McCloskey, Charles P. McColgan, John J. McElroy, Joseph McGarvey, Francis J. McLaughlin, Joseph Orsini, Peter J. Osinski, Timothy E. Pisik, Walter T. Reilly, Dennis J. Rigney, Philip T. Rigney, Glendon E. Robertson, James Ryan, Francis L. Salamandra, Robert. J. Schmid, Augustine J. Seidenburg, Joseph E. Shannon, Donal Sheehan, John E. Smith, Walter Smith, Antoine St. Germain, Brendan V. Sullivan, William D. Titmas, and Patrick J. Weaver.
According to a blog called BishopAccountability.org, the Diocese failed to include at least seven priests with credible accusations on its list.
If you or someone you love experienced sex abuse at the hands of clergy members in the Diocese of Camden, contact Herman Law today for a free consultation. You deserve to share your story, expose your abuser, and get the compensation you need to aid in your ongoing recovery.
Accused of rape of girl, age 6, in 1961 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish. Named along with about 14 other priests in a RICO suit filed in New Jersey in 1994. Deceased. All the RICO claims were settled 3/03. On the diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly as accused by the Jesuits’ Maryland Province on its list 12/17/18. Admitted in 1994 to the recent sexual abuse in Strathmere NJ of a minor. Noted to have “pled guilty to a charge of harassment by offensive touching.” Removed from ministry, sent to the Colombiere Jesuit Community in Baltimore. Per Jesuits, living in a restricted environment on a safety plan. On Baltimore archdiocese’s list in 2/19.
Monsignor. Retired to Port Charlotte FL in 1992. Died 8/24/2000. Named publicly as accused by attorney Mitchell Garabedian on 1/19/21. Allegedly sexually abused a nine-year-old boy on one occasion in 1950 at Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Atlantic City. The alleged victim filed a lawsuit which settled in 2020 in the four figures.
A boy claimed he was abused by Bender during the 1970s. Settled claim for $25K in 1993. Bender was on sick leave per 1990 Catholic Directory and died 10/19/91. Diocese said it did not know about Bender’s behavior until after his death. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Accused of abusing a boy for 5 years, beginning 1972. A 1994 RICO lawsuit settled in 2003. Two other claims settled for $50K 1993. Left parish ministry in 1977 for military chaplaincy. Retired in 1992 and permanently removed from ministry. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Sued 12/19, accused, along with Revs. Jay Shannon and John Kelly, of abuse of a boy, age 12, in 1974.
Accused in a 1993 civil suit of abusing a girl in the 1950s or 1960s. Settled suit $176K. Named in a RICO pleading filed in 1994 in New Jersey. Died 10/31/86, per 2011 New Jersey Provincial Directory. Same source refers to him as R. Henry rather than Henry S. Blaszczynski. On the diocese’s list 2/13/19, as Henry S. Blaszczynski.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Removed from ministry.
Accused of abuse of one youth per the 1994 RICO petition. Continued in ministry, retired to FL. Died 7/23/17.
Named publicly as accused by diocese in 1/19 after review of personnel files. Removed from ministry and retired 12/31/18 due to accusation he abused a teenage boy in the mid-1980s, when assigned to St. Piux X in Cherry Hill. The alleged victim first told the diocese in 10/02. Bohrer was suspended at the time, then returned to ministry in 2009 after the diocese and Vatican reviewed the case. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Accused in a lawsuit settled in 1/16 of sexually abusing a boy, ages 12-14, at St. Maurice’s in Brooklawn, NJ 1957-59. Assigned to parishes in Ocean City, Somers Point, Westmont, Brooklawn, Camden and Swedesboro. Hospital chaplain in Camden for two years in the 1950s. On Sick Leave 1963-66. Died 9/28/76. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Parish priest and pastor, high school teacher, monsignor. Named Vicar General in 1992. Retired in 2003. Died 3/30/14. Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the Camden diocese’s bankruptcy case.
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Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Died 2/1/98.
Allegation of abuse of 12-year-old boy in the early 1970s, per 1993 lawsuit. Later settled for $45,000. Admission in therapy, per plaintiff lawyer. Placed on restricted ministry 1993. Later permanently removed. Died 4/7/10. On the diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Accused of abuse of at least three boys. Suspended in 1993 and later permanently removed from ministry. One suit settled in 1993 for $25K. Named in a 1994 RICO suit; dismissed on SOL in 6/02, but the plaintiffs shared in $880K settlement in 3/03. On the diocese’s list 2/13/19. Sued 12/19, accused of abuse of a boy, ages 14-15, in 1978-79. .
Arrested in Camden in 1984 for abuse of boy, age 14. Admission. Placed in special court program under which his arrest was expunged after 1 year if no more problems. Spent 8 months in treatment. Transferred to Pittsburgh in 1985, then to Philadelphia 1988-93. His 1984 victim received a settlement the same year. Returned to Camden in restricted ministry. Removed in 2002. Named in Philadelphia Grand Jury report 2/10/11. Settlement related to alleged abuse of a 12- to 14-year-old boy, 1985-88 in Pittsburgh PA diocese. Named in 8/14/18 PA Grand Jury Report. On Camden diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the Camden diocese’s bankruptcy case. Monsignor. Longtime pastor of Corpus Christi in Carneys Point. Retired in 2005. Died 6/19/07.
Accused in 2005 of abuse of a 13-year-old boy in 1964 at Most Holy Redeemer in Westville Grove. This was D’Amico’s first assignment. Placed on leave in 5/05. Permanently removed 10/05. Died in 6/10 at age 71. On the diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Accused in 2002 of sexually abusing a boy during his first assignment 1962-64. Transferred three times in three years: to another Camden parish, to a Trenton parish as an extern, and to a missionary assignment in Brazil. Army reserve chaplain 1967-70; on leave for a year; Camden parishes 1971-74; Army chaplain 1974-92; Camden parish for a year. On duty outside the diocese 1992-99 in FL and NH, then retired. Camden asked Vatican to defrock Davis; matter was sent back to Camden for church tribunal.
Deacon. Assigned to St. Joseph’s in Swedesboro and St. Joseph’s in Woodstown. Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Removed from ministry.
Accused of the sexual abuse of an altar boy, age 12, in 1971 while assigned to Queen of Heaven in Cherry Hill NJ. The abuse included sodomy, and occurred at the home of a teacher of the parish school in Brigantine, NJ. Dunphy died 11/27/16. A claim was settled in 12/19 in the low six figures.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Accused of abusing a boy, age 12, beginning in 1960. His accuser said two other priests also abused him. He also said that, when he was age 16, Flemming put a gun to his head and threatened to kill him if he told. Flemming denied the allegations when confronted by the church in the 1960s. In a 1994 RICO civil suit a second man claimed Flemming abused him at age 14. One suit was dismissed in 1/03 because of accuser’s credibility. Both accusers were among 23 plaintiffs included in a 3/03 $880K settlement. Flemming died in 1986. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/19. Accused in a 3/19 lawsuit of the sex abuse of a 16-year-old boy in 1962 at a Vineland parish. The boy said he immediately told another priest in the rectory, who drove him – in the middle of the night – to Bishop Damiano’s residence in Camden.The bishop reportedly told the boy in response to his disclosure, “Never speak of this again.” Gerbino was the subject of a 2017 settlement with the daughter of a young man who was allegedly abused in the 1960s by Gerbino. The man killed himself in front of his daughter, then age 7, in 1970. Per reports, removed from ministry in 1985 for “mental health reasons.” Deceased.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the Camden diocese’s bankruptcy case.
A man alleged to the diocese in 1994 that Hardin abused him as a teenager in 1976 after going to the priest for counseling. Diocese found allegations credible and permanently suspended Hardin. The statute of limitations stopped legal action. Hardin still receiving church-paid therapy as of 2005. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named in a 1994 RICO civil suit filed in Camden. Allegation of abuse of girl in 1979-80. Sent for therapy. Second allegation. Both settled for $195K. Church did not report allegation to police per state law. Sent for treatment on other occasions. Active until 2002 when permanently removed. A woman filed suit 5/16/12 alleging abuse on multiple occasions in 1980 and 1981 at St. Anthony of Padua in Hammonton. In 2012 held security post at Philadelphia International Airport. Suit settled 6/27/14 under undisclosed terms. Added to Diocese of Gallup’s list 4/19; worked in a parish there 10/81-1/82. On Camden diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Status:Â Sued
Diocese:Â Diocese of Camden NJ
Member of the Brothers of Charity America District – Region of Our Lady of Charity. Accused in a 12/19 lawsuit of sexually abusing a boy, ages 7-9, during 1978-80. The boy was a student at St. Peter’s in Pleasantville. Hick’s alleged victim came forward in at least 2003, when the diocese reportedly turned the claim over to prosecutors. Hicks is deceased.
Transferred to the Camden diocese from Pittsburgh in 1973. Parents complained in 1988 of inappropriate behavior toward their son. Sent for therapy. Removed from ministry in 1995 after an accusation of abuse of a boy. In 1999 this accuser’s younger brother also alleged abuse. Lawsuit in 1999 by younger brother settled for $625K in 2001. Arrested in 2003. Laicized in 2004. Convicted in 2005 of abuse of boy and sentenced to 8 years in prison as of 3/5/05. On NJ sex offender registry 6/12/11. In 2012 a man told the Pittsburgh diocese that Hopkins performed a “medical exam” on him when the man was a freshman at St. Fidelis Seminary High School. decades earlier. Named in 8/14/18 PA Grand Jury Report. On Camden diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Accused in 2004 of abuse of a student in 1975. Denied accusation. Suspended without faculties after taking indefinite leave in 1991. Was teaching at and Augustinian high school when accusation made public. Immediately fired. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Accused in a 1994 lawsuit of sexual assault and rape over three-year period in 1970s of a 14- to 17 year-old boy. Remained in ministry until permanently removed 2000. His accuser received a $7,000 settlement. Igle said he left priesthood in May 2000 on voluntary leave of absence; diocese said it was due to abuse. A second man accused Igle of sexually abusing him in the 1970s; received a settlement in the early 2000s. Diocese deemed all allegations credible. Igle denied them. In July 2015 he remained a licensed marriage and family therapist in NJ. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly as accused by the Camden diocese on its list 2/13/19. Left the diocese in 1967. On the Charleston diocese’s list 3/29/19. Noted to be a visiting priest in Charleston from Camden. Died 3/1/12.
Parish pastor, high school principal. Accused in a 2020 lawsuit of sexually abusing a boy, beginning when the boy was age 10, 1973-74. Johnston was assigned to St. Anthony’s in Atco at the time of the alleged abuse. He died 6/14/18.
Accused in a 1994 RICO lawsuit of abuse of six youths in the 1970s and 1980s. One claimant settled for $25K and 3 others were part of a 3/03 settlement. Removed from ministry in 1992 and died same year. Another civil suit filed in 3/05 alleged molestation by Kelly and two other priests. Spent time in Brazil at some point. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Sued 12/19, accused along with Revs. Jay Shannon an John Bernard of abuse in 1974 of a boy, age 12.
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Status:Â Sued
Diocese:Â Diocese of Camden NJ
Accused in a lawsuit filed 1/6/21 of sexually abusing a girl, age 14, in summer 1974 at the Marianist Famiy Retreat Center in Cape May Point. The girl was a volunteer camp counselor. Koch reportedly remained active at the center into 2020. Removed. Koch’s accuser also alleged abuse at the camp by Mariainist Fr. John Sheehan.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Died 11/2/02.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Died 2/28/99.
Accused of making unwelcome advances and discussing homosexual lifestyle with seminary student and taking him to gay bars. Suit filed 1999. Current status of lawsuits unknown. Pastor of St. Peter in Merchantville per 2011 New Jersey Provincial Directory. In 2018 pastor of St Gianna Beretta Molla, Northfield.
Included on Attorney Garabedian’s list 3/28/16 of accused clerics named in civil claims resulting in settlements or arbitration awards. Allegedly abused a boy, about age 10, in 1966 at an Atlantic CIty hotel, while assigned to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Berlin NJ. Claim settled 2/15. Mathews also worked in Laurel Springs and Margate parishes. Went on leave 1973. Appears not to have returned to ministry. Included on the diocese’s llist 2/13/19. Deceased.
Named as abuser in the 1994 massive RICO pleading filed by Attorney Steve Rubino. Accused of abuse of one boy and, later, the boy’s daughter. Died 1/20/74. Portrait removed from St. Rose in Haddon Heights sometime during 2010. On diocese’s list
Arrested in 5/88. Convicted in 1989 of abuse of a 12-year-old boy. Received a 5-year sentence. Lawsuit settled in 1990 for $700K. Laicized in 1993 so he could marry. Sued diocese because it would not pay his criminal defense fees. Case dismissed by Superior Court. Also named in 1994 RICO pleading. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Lawsuit filed in 1993 by three people, one a priest, alleging abuse by McGarvey and William C. O’Connell in the 1960s when, plaintiffs were in their teens. Plaintiffs say they were abused 1/65 – 12/72 when McGarvey was pastor of St. Mary Magdalen in Millville. Suit settled in 10/93 for $384K. McGarvey was placed on leave in 1993; later permanently removed. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Died 1/28/10. Accused in a claim settled in 2020 in the high five figures of sexually abusing a boy, ages 5-6, in 1977-78, while assigned to St. Mary Magdalen in Millville. The boy was a student at the parish school.
Diocesan Director of Priest Personnel. Sued in a 1994 RICO lawsuit which alleged that he, Dennis Rigney and Francis Flemming abused minors on several occasions at St. Pius X Parish. Two brothers went to the diocese in 1994 to complain of abuse 1963-68 but, Bishop McHugh rebuffed them. McIntyre was a seminary student at time of the alleged abuse. Another suit was dismissed in 1/03 based on credibility of the plaintiff. McIntyre died in 8/04. All RICO claims settled in 3/03.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Died 10/7/97.
Named in a RICO pleading filed in New Jersey in 1994. A woman alleged that Millard, her uncle, sexually abused her beginning when she was age five in 1957 and continuing for 8 years. She said her sister, who died in 6/20, was also abused by Millard. The sister’s son acknowledged to a reporter that his mother told him Millard had sexually abused her. Other relatives were angry about the allegations by the woman against “Fr. Dan” and cut off contact with her. Millard died 5/27/73 at age 50. The woman filed suit 2/4/20 against the Camden diocese. Per the diocese, the accusations could not be deemed credible because there were no other complaints in Millard’s personnel file and because of “statements from [his accuser’s] relatives.” The same woman alleges abuse by Sr. Eileen Shaw from the age of 15.
Sued in 1994 in massive RICO petition. A man claimed in a 1993 written statement that Morel abused him 1973-81. In 1995 pled guilty to harassment by touching; sentenced to six months probation and counseling. Placed on administrative leave at the time of the accusations. On archdiocese’s list 2/13/19. Multiple victims noted. Died in 2016. Named in 12/19 suit by two male cousins claiming abuse by Morel while he was assigned to Holy Family in Union City. One alleged abuse in 1969 at age 9 or 10, the other ages 5-12 during 1963-70.
Accused of fondling a girl, age 17, in a rectory in 2001. Civil suit filed. Diocese investigated and said it was inappropriate but not abuse. Still active priest with Camden diocese in 1/05. Served in Kuwait for several months as a military chaplain. As of 4/07, he was stationed at Kadena Air Force Base, Japan. Chaplain at US Air Force Academy. In Biloxi MS (Air Force) in 8/18.
Ordained:
Status:Â Sued
Diocese:Â Diocese of Camden NJ
Accused in a lawsuit(s) filed in 2020 of child sexual abuse while assigned to St. Stephen’s in Pennsauken and Camden Catholic High School in Cherry Hill NJ 1964-66. May be the John P. O’Brien who arrived in the diocese from Ireland in 1946, Per the Official Catholic Directory, O’Brien was named Monsignor in 1967. He was on sick leave 1970-73, then on duty outside the diocese. He appears to have resurfaced in 1973 in Athens, AL in the Diocese of Birmingham AL. He died 11/28/76.
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the diocese’s bankruptcy case. Elevated to Monsignor in 1989. Died 2/29/08.
Ordained for the diocese of Brooklyn. Named in a 1994 RICO pleading as a known abuser. No specific allegations. He was shown as absent on sick leave per 1988, 1990 and 1995 Catholic Directories.
Accused in a 1994 RICO pleading of having engaged in repeated criminal sexual contact with a minor boy on several occasions beginning in 1967. All RICO claims were settled 3/03. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Died 7/6/10.
Arrested in 1997. Pled guilty in 1998 to the sexual assault of a boy for seven years in the 1980s, beginning when boy was age six. Sentenced to 10 years. The victim filed suit against Osinski, Bishop Rodimer and the diocese. Osinski and Rodimer shared a vacation home for over 20 years, where the boy was abused. Settled in 1999. Osinski may have been living in the Shenandoah, PA area as of 2009. On sex offender registry. Laicized in 2003. On the diocese’s list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Convicted in 1991 for the sexual assault of a 16-year-old. Sentenced to seven years; served five. Named in a 3/05 suit, along with two other priests, as abuser of one individual 1986-91. Also named as abuser in 1994 RICO civil suit. Lived in Syracuse, NY as of 6/06. Diocese asked that he be laicized; Vatican sent case back and ordered church trial. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Died 8/2/08.
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the diocese’s bankruptcy case. Ordained for the Fran
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
In a 1994 RICO lawsuit Rigney and two other priests were accused of abuse of two brothers 1963-1978. Suit dismissed; both settled 3/03. Diocese said allegations not credible. Died in 1992. Brother of accused priest Philip Rigney. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Monsignor. Director of Vocations, accused of insuring a continuous inflow of child molesters into the Camden Diocese. Named as abuser in three lawsuits, including Rubino’s 1994 RICO suit. Abuse of two boys reported to Bishop in 1984. Part of 2003 settlement. Retired in 1986 and worked part time in Palm Beach, FL. Permission removed in 1994 but he kept working. Permanently suspended 2002. Brother of accused priest Dennis Rigney. Died 10/11/05. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its lis 2/13/19. Deceased.
Sued in 2005. Ryan and two other priests were accused of abusing a youth in the late 1980s. Petition alleged that Ryan threatened the plaintiff and his family if he told anyone about the abuse. Died 4/10/04. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Removed from ministry.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Left the diocese in 1978.
In 4/12, attorney Garabedian announced that he had recently settled at least one case involving allegation of abuse by Scott. Abuse allegedly occurred several times in Scott’s car between 1969-1970 when accuser was 16. Diocese in 2012 said Scott was not an active priest. Other sources reported he was living in North Carolina.
Five women filed suit in 1994 alleging abuse as minors (Rubino’s RICO suit).Seidenberg allegedly would force them to sit on his lap while he masturbated and fondled them during confessions. Permanently suspended from ministry in 1994. The women shared in a 3/03 settlement. He died 1/13/01. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
“Jay.” Named in 1991 civil suit as having abused an altar boy ages 12-27. Placed on sick leave 1990. Diocese settled in 10/93 for $50K. Accused in a 1994 RICO pleading of abuse of another boy. Accused of involvement in sex ring with other priests. Denied allegations. Claims dismissed on SOL; settled 3/03 when all RICO claims settled. New suit filed 1/12 claiming abuse at St. Anthony of Padua School in Camden in the 1970s. Settlement reached 11/13. Died 9/19/13 at Vianney Retreat. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Sued 12/19, accused of abuse in 1974 of boy, age 12. Plaintiff claimed abuse also by Revs. John Kelly and John Bernard. Two victims were brothers; accused in a suit pending in 12/20 of raping their sister, age 13.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Removed from ministry.
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the diocese’s bankruptcy case Not indexed in the Official Catholic Directory after 1983.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Removed from ministry.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Deceased.
Retired in 2004. Permanently removed from active ministry by the diocese 2/23/10 after substantiated allegations that he had abused a 14-year-old boy in 1981, while assigned to Assumption parish in Atco. Diocese had denied knowing of any other claims against Sullivan. Died in 4/11. Accused by a 29-year-old man in a 5/19 lawsuit of sexually abusing him almost daily as a boy 1996-2001 at St. James in Ventnor, beginning when he was age 7. The suit claims other boys were victimized as well. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Ordained:
Status:Â Sued
Diocese:Â Diocese of Camden NJ
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the Camden diocese’s bankruptcy case.
In a 1994 RICO lawsuit, Titmas and two other priests were accused of abuse of a youth 1972-77. Permanently removed from ministry when suit filed. Died in 2004. All RICO claims settled in 3/03. On diocese’s list 2/13/19.
Named publicly as accused by the diocese on its list 2/13/19. Removed from ministry.
Weaver was a spiritual adviser to Bishop Guilfoyle. First accusation received in 1966. No action. Promoted and transferred. Arrested in 1985 and 1986, charged with sex crimes. Convicted; placed on probation. Abused at least six boys. Named in 1994 RICO lawsuit. Permanently suspended. All RICO claims settled 3/03. Died 5/21/11. On diocese’s list 2/13/19. Sued 12/19, accused of abuse of a boy, ages 8-13, in 1974-78.
Named publicly in 6/21 by Attorney Jeff Anderson as the subject of claim(s) of child sexual abuse in the Camden diocese’s bankruptcy case. Monsignor. Died 9/24/78
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