Fr. Patrick Henry
Placed on leave in 6/07 after a complaint that Henry sexually abused a boy, age 14-15, at Boys Town in 1972, prior to ordination. Henry worked at Boy’s Town in the late 1960s-into the 1970s. The archdiocesan review board deemed the allegation credible. Matter forwarded to the Vatican. Henry also worked in the Omaha Diocese 1981-84, in Bolivia 1984-89, again in Omaha 1990-1992, and then in Peru. He transferred to the Diocese of Cleveland in 1994, where he was incardinated in 1997. Included on the Omaha archdiocese’s list 11/30/18. It notes a report to Cleveland in 2008 of abuse 1970s-80s. Laicized, per the Cleveland diocese’s list in 6/19. Per the NE A.G.’s report in 11/21, there are six known victims, all boys, ages 12-16.
- Plain Dealer 06.06.97
- News-Herald 06.13.07
- Plain Dealer 06.13.07
- Beacon Journal 06.15.07
- KETV 01.18.08
- Akron Beacon Journal 01.19.08
- Omaha World Herald 01.19.08
- KCAU-TV 01.20.08
- The Catholic Voice (Omaha) 12.03.18
- Archdiocese of Omaha List updated 06.01.19
- Diocese of Cleveland List 06.21.19
- NE A.G. Report 11.04.21
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