Fr. Michael Volino
Charged with possession of having child porn on his computer. Pled guilty 5/05. Sentenced to 15 months in prison in 12/05. Scheduled to be released in early 2007. Was to remain on administrative leave pending a decision by the diocesan review board and, if necessary, by Rome. Volino fought against having to register as a (low level) sex offender but, court ruled in 2/07 that he had to. Per the diocese’s list updated 10/18, Volino was voluntarily laicized.
- Affidavit in Support of Federal Warrant
- Rochester Democrat & Chronicle 03.10.05
- WSTM 03.10.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 03.14.05
- Diocese of Rochester Statement 03.14.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 03.14.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 03.15.05
- Addition Statement by Archdiocese of Rochester 03.18.05
- WSTM 03.19.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 04.12.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 05.25.05
- WHEC 10.13.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 12.14.05
- Catholic Courier 12.24.05
- Democrat and Chronicle 01.23.07
- Democrat and Chronicle 02.16.07
- Democrat & Chronicle 05.23.07
- Catholic Courier 06.07.12
- Rochester Homepage 06.07.12
- SNAP Statement 06.07.12
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