Fr. Charles H. Miller
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Professed vows in 1953 for the Marianists, St. Louis Province, ordained in 1964. Worked in MO, GA, TX. In 2005 a woman reported to the Marianists that Miller groomed and fondled her at age 14 in 1976 in St. Louis, and that he molested her when she was 17 in 1980 in San Antonio, TX. In 2007 the Order admitted privately that the allegations were “credible.” Order found that Miller had been involved with two other women. In 2007, the Order restricted Miller’s ministry and moved him from TX, where he was a teacher at St. Mary’s University, to their headquarters in Rome. Still there in 2/19. On San Antonio archdiocese’s list 1/31/19. Included on the Marianists’ 6/24/20 list of accused.
- BA.org Assignment Record
- SNAP Press Release 02.16.09
- San Antonio Express News 02.19.09
- San Antonio Express News 02.26.09
- San Antonio Current 03.04.09
- LA Times 04.10.10
- Statement by SNAP 04.04.11
- Statement by SNAP 02.13.12
- Statement by SNAP 01.10.13
- Statement by SNAP 03.11.13
- SNAP Statement 04.09.14
- SNAP letter to US Head of Marianists 06.03.14
- Archdiocese of San Antonio List 01.31.19
- Express News 02.02.19
- Marianists US Province List 06.24.20
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