Fr. Stanley Dominic Idziak
Member of Pallotines in NY, Buffalo area. Moved to GA in 1977, following a family with two young boys, initially living with them. Left Pallotines, became Atlanta archdiocesan priest. Worked in Dunwoody, Stone Mountain, then Gainseville parishes. Accused in the late 1980s of abuse of a boy at a Stone Mountain church. Interviewed by law enforcement but no charges due to the statute of limitations. More accusations of abuse of boys by Idziak, including of the two brothers 1985-1988, beginning when they lived in NY. Sent to treatment in DC, then to the Paracletes in NM. Civil suit settled in 1992 for $570K. One allegation of abuse of a boy at a WI high school in 1964. Laicized in 1992, living in Albuquerque. Died in 1/2017. Another lawsuit in Spring 2017 alleged abuse of a 12- to 15-year-old Corpus Christi Parish altar boy, 1982-1985; settled in 1/2018. On the Atlanta archdiocese’s list 11/6/2018. Per a suit filed in 9/2019, abused a boy, age 5 in 1963, continuing until 1973. Included in the GA PAC Report 3/24/2023. At least seven known victims.
- Atlanta Journal and Constitution 02.20.91
- Georgia Bulletin 06.18.92
- Atlanta Journal and Constitution 06.23.92
- Atlanta Journal and Constitution 07.26.92
- Atlanta Journal and Constitution 04.17.93
- Georgia Bulletin 04.04.02
- Atlanta Journal Constitution 04.21.02
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution 07.07.17
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution 01.03.18
- Buffalo News 03.09.18
- National Catholic Reporter 03.09.18
- Archdiocese of Atlanta List 11.06.18
- Reporter Newspapers 11.07.18
- WSB TV 11.07.18
- Buffalo News 09.20.19
- GA PAC Report 03.23.23
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