11 Accused in This Religious Order
- Chicago Tribune Obituary 07.12.72
- San Diego Union Tribune 11.16.93
- San Bernardino Sun 05.07.02
- San Bernardino Sun 12.06.02
- San Diego Union Tribune 12.07.02
- San Diego Union Tribune 01.01.03
- New York Times 03.10.03
- Diocese of San Diego List 03.30.07
- Lompoc Record 03.30.07
- San Diego Union Tribune 03.31.07
- Documents Released by San Diego Diocese 10.25.10
- Resurrectionists List 10.27.21
- Archdiocese of Chicago List 10.14.22
- Canada News Wire 06.16.05
- London Free Press 06.19.05
- London Free Press 02.28.06
- London Free Press 05.13.06
- London Free Press 05.15.06
- Hampton Spectator 06.14.06
- London Free Press 07.05.06
- London Free Press 07.06.06
- CBC News (Canada) 08.18.06
- Law Times (Canada) 09.11.06
- London Free Press 02.13.07
- Windsor Star 07.21.11
- Archdiocese of Chicago List 10.14.22
- IL Attorney General’s Report 05.23.23
Fr. Stephen A. Juda
Ordained: 1942
Status: Accused
Died: 10/10/2006
Diocese: Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau MO
Named publicly as accused by the Springfield-Cape Girardeau diocese on its list updated 4/1/2019. It notes an incident in 1972, reported in 2004. Included on the Resurrectionists' list in 10/2021. Included in 10/2022 on the Chicago archdiocese's list of credibly accused. Named in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report. Juda died in 2006, age 91.
Fr. Timothy F. Keppel
On 1/12/2013, the Order announced that Keppel had been removed after it had received (in summer 2012) an allegation of sexual misconduct involving a teenage boy in the San Bernardino Diocese in the late 1970s. The boy was not a member of either Our Lady of the Lake or St. Anne's in the Mountains where Keppel was assigned for many years. The Diocese investigated and both the Diocese and Order found reasonable cause to believe that the behavior did occur. Sentenced in 2012 by the Vatican to a life of prayer and penance. Included on the Diocese's list 10/9/2018. On the Mobile Archdiocese's list 12/6/2018, which notes "misconduct" occurring 1977-1981; it doesn't say where. Worked at some point at Resurrection parish in Montgomery. On the Stockton diocese's 11/12/2020 list, noting he was a visiting priest at Mammoth Lakes during Lent 2012. Included on the Resurrectionists' list of credibly accused 10/27/2021.
Fr. Adalbert J. Kowalczyk
Sued in 2002. Accused of abuse of at least one girl in a lawsuit first filed in 1993 and dismissed on statute of limitations. Worked in Chicago early in his priesthood. Died in 7/1972. Included on the San Diego diocese's list of credibly accused 3/30/2007. Personnel file released 10/25/2010. Included on the Resurrectionists' list in 10/2021. Included on the Chicago archdiocese's list in 10/2022. Named in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.
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Fr. Lawrence Kuntz
From Ontario, Canada. Per his obituary, after ordination Kuntz taught at St. Jerome's College in Ontario and St. Stanislaus College in Chicago. He was next assigned in Louisville KY, then returned to parishes and later St. Jerome's infirmary in Waterloo, Ontario. He died in 1952. Per news in 6/2004, a man said that he was molested at age 7 in 1928 by a "Father Lawrence" at St. Cecilia's in Louisville. The Archdiocese confirmed that a Fr. Lawrence Kuntz worked at the parish 1928-1935. This plaintiff did not file suit against the Archdiocese but is one of three plaintiffs in a class action suit filed against the Vatican. The suit does not include allegations against specific priests. The case against the Vatican was dropped in 8/2010.
Fr. Lawrence Kurlandski
Fr. Patrick Mackan
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Fr. Donald P. Marrokal
Fr. Theodore Meisner
Fr. Charles A. Mrowinski
Accused in 2013 of abuse occurring in 1984 in the Archdiocese of Chicago, where he was pastor 1982-1986 of St. Hedwig's. His Order deemed the allegations credible. Included in 4/2021 on the Springfield-Cape Girardeau diocese's list of accused, where he was pastor 1964-1971 of Sacred Heart in Salem, MO. Mrowinski died in 2008. Included on the Resurrectionists' list of credibly accused 10/27/2021. Included in 10/2022 on the Chicago archdiocese's list (name misspelled Mrowisnki). Named in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.
Fr. Leonard Prusinski
Name also spelled Pruszynski. Named publicly as credibly accused by the Resurrectionist Order on its list in 10/2021. Included on the Chicago Archdiocese's list in 10/2022. Per news accounts in 1961, Prusinski was arrested in Florida, along with 19 other men, for molesting children. Prusinski was pastor of St. John's in Panama City at the time. He was evidently kept in ministry. Prusinski died in 1995. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General's Report.