Fr. Henry R. Krawczyk
Reprimanded in 1986 for providing alcohol and marijuana to minors and for making sexual advances toward minors and an an 18-year-old male. Reprimanded in 1992 for giving beer to a minor. Diocese found the complaints unsubstantiated but credible. In 2003 an inebriated 19-year-old University of Pittsburgh football player fell to his death from the attic of Krawczyk’s church. Krawczyk was charged with providing alcohol. Pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in 9/2006; received 7 years probation. Civil suit settled in 1/2006. In 11/2006 the diocese received a report from two brothers that Krawczyk had sexually abused their younger brother after plying him with marijuana and alcohol. The alleged victim died by suicide in 8/2006. Krawczyk was named in the 8/14/1208 PA Grand Jury Report and included on the diocese’s list of credibly accused.
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 08.28.03
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 09.09.03
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 09.10.03
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 09.21.03
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 09.23.03
- Philadelphia Daily News 09.23.03
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 09.25.03
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 09.29.03
- Associated Press 10.02.03
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 03.17.04
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 02.23.05
- Pittsburgh Post Gazette 02.25.05
- Pittsburgh Tribune Review 02.27.05
- Pittsburgh Tribune Review 01.11.06
- PA Grand Jury Report Profile 08.14.18
- Diocese of Pittsburgh List 2019
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