Fr. Kenneth Kaucheck
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A woman contacted the Archdiocese of Detroit in 1/2009 alleging that Kaucheck had engaged in sexual misconduct with her in 1976 when she was 16 and in counseling with him at Guardian Angels in Clawson. At that time, a friend learned the two had traveled to FL together and told deacon who told pastor. Girl’s father met with pastor; Kaucheck was transferred. After the 2009 events, Kaucheck was placed on leave effective 4/23/2009; Review Board determined complaint was substantive. He resigned his positions as pastor of St. Mary’s in Royal Oak and St. James’ in Ferndale. Not prosecuted because girl was older than the MI age of consent at the time. In 2015, with a nun, Kaucheck founded Gianna House Pregnancy and Parenting Residence, a facility for pregnant teens in Eastpointe. According to the archdiocese, Kaucheck resigned from the center on 4/17/2016. Kaucheck filed suit v SNAP and two newspapers 1/30/2017 alleging defamation; he ‘vehemently maintained his innocence’.
- Detroit News 04.24.09
- Detroit Free Press 04.24.09
- Detroit Free Press 04.25.09
- C & G Newspapers 04.27.09
- Detroit Free Press 04.28.09
- Detroit News 05.04.09
- Archdiocese of Detroit Status Report 10.01.09
- SNAP Statement 06.12.11
- Archdiocese of Detroit 06.13.11
- Daily Tribune 04.16.16
- SNAP 04.17.16
- WXYZ 04.18.16
- Archdiocese of Detroit 04.18.16
- Detroit Free Press 05.08.16
- Clickon Detroit 05.09.16
- Mediaite 05.09.16
- Daily Beast 05.09.16
- The Patch 05.09.16
- Raw Story 05.09.16
- Detroit Free Press 05.19.16
- Patch 05.20.16
- Kaucheck v SNAP et al 01.30.17
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