Additional allegations of misconduct are outlined in the Richmond Letter


Allegations of Misconduct…

Br. Aaron Ambrose
Rev. Timothy Brennan *
Rev. Benet Caffrey *
Rev. Justin Capato *
Rev. Gabriel Coless
Br. William Davies
Br. Malachy Flavin *
Rev. Donal Fox *
Rev. Simon Gallagher
Rev. Patrick Hurley
Br. Conrad Heuser *
Br. James Konchalski *
Rev. Elias Lorenzo *
Rev. Richard Lott *
Rev. Arthur Mayer
Mr. Giac Pagano *
Rev. Rembert Reilly
Rev. Jude Salus
Rev. Luke Travers *
Rev. Bruno Ugliano *
Rev. Benedict Worry *

* Misconduct involved students and/or minors

 

Additional Description/Sources

 

Rev. Richard Lott

Allegations against Rev. Richard E. Lott include misconduct involving Delbarton students and other young men near the campus. In a 2005 lawsuit, one of Lott’s victims said he enrolled at the Delbarton School in 1975 and was molested and given marijuana and alcohol by Lott in 1977.

The Order said it learned of accusations against Lott in 2004 and reported the abuse to police.

Source: Here

 

Rev. Luke Travers

The Catholic monk in charge of the Mary Mother of the Church Abbey in Goochland County, which owns and operates Benedictine College Preparatory school, has been removed from the position pending the outcome of an investigation into an allegation of sexual misconduct.

Source: Several

 

Rev. Bruno Ugliano

The third priest, the Rev. Bruno Ugliano, remains a chaplain at Rider College in Lawrenceville. Ugliano is a former headmaster of Delbarton School in Morristown and is a member of the Benedictine religious order, which has jurisdiction over its own members.

Source: Here

 

Br. Malachy (Robert) Flavin

In another case made public two years ago, Robert Flavin, a deacon and former teacher at Delbarton, was accused of groping a former student in 1981. The student was an adult at the time. Flavin, who denied the charges through an attorney, did not appear before the review board, which found the accusations to be credible. Abbey officials say they want the deacon removed from the clergy in a process called laicization.

The Flavin case also raised questions about how St. Mary’s officials handled past allegations of abuse. They have acknowledged that Flavin worked for a time at Resurrection parish in Randolph, years after one Abbey official was told, in 1991, about the sexual abuse allegations. Abbey officials also have acknowledged that Flavin was caught drinking with students at the monastery in 1987 but was not immediately fired. They said he was told, at the time, that he would not have a teaching position the following year.

Source: Here

 

Rev. Justin Capato

Rev. Capato allegedly abused two minor males on multiple occasions.

More soon…

 

Rev. Timothy Brennan

One case involved Rev. Timothy Brennan, a priest who pleaded guilty in 1987 to aggravated sexual contact in 1984 with a 15-year-old Delbarton student. Brennan has been sent to a rehabilitation center at an undisclosed location, according to abbey officials, and is expected to live there for the rest of his life, or for as long as he remains a priest.

Source: Here

 

Rev. Patrick Hurley

In another case not mentioned in the statement, St. Mary’s officials acknowledged that another priest continued working in the monastery and rose to the rank of prior after being arrested and charged with purchasing cocaine in 1991.

According to a Daily Record story in 1991, the Rev. Patrick Hurley was charged with buying cocaine from a Denville drug ring. Lorenzo said the charges were dismissed later because Hurley agreed to undergo treatment. Hurley was named prior of the monastery two years ago, Lorenzo said, but stepped down earlier this year for personal reasons.

Source: Here

 

Rev. Benet Caffrey

Soon…

 

Rev. Rembert Reilly

Soon…