Fr. Kenneth E. Myers
Myers’ name was quietly added in 2019 to the diocese’s list of credibly accused. In 2021 the credible claim was categorized as “credible and substantiated,” which the diocese notes to mean that “the allegation was supported by either an admission by the individual to the abuse or by an examination of the evidence through a comprehensive canonical or criminal investigation.” Myers was removed from active ministry. In 1/2022, via a letter in the parish bulletin, Bishop Zubik informed the Latin Mass Community at Most Precious Blood of Jesus Parish that the allegations against Myers, who had been their chaplain, were credible and substantiated and that he would remain removed from ministry. This was in response to inquiries about Myers from parishioners.
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