The list of religious offenders produced today by the Diocese of Saint Cloud includes thirty-three names. The list includes the names of religious who offended within the diocese. It also includes the names of religious\u00a0who worked within the diocese but offended elsewhere.<\/p>\n
Compare all of the public lists\u2026 Here<\/a><\/p>\n At least one name is missing:<\/p>\n Rev.\u00a0Angelo Zankl, OSB<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0\u00a0Rev. Angelo\u00a0Zankl was recently named as a perpetrator by the Diocese of Duluth [ View<\/a> ].\u00a0Zankl was assistant pastor in St. Joseph, Minnesota from\u00a01940-1943. Rev. Killian Heid was lead priest at the time.<\/p>\n Several others should be considered for inclusion, including:<\/p>\n Rev. Jonathan Licari, OSB<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0<\/strong>According to an October 22, 2013 email from\u00a0Abbot\u00a0John Klassen, “Fr. Jonathan voluntarily submitted to an evaluation by a qualified, highly-regarded therapist. This evaluation was thorough and covered all relevant issues.” The “evaluation” came after Fr. Jonathan\u00a0Licari’s removal from the External Review Board in September of 2003, following an allegation of misconduct involving a minor. Rev. Licari served in Albany (MN) and is currently the headmaster at Saint John’s Prep School.<\/p>\n Rev. Mel Taylor, OSB<\/span><\/strong>\u00a0An investigation into sexual misconduct by Rev. Mel Taylor began in October of 2012 [ View<\/a> ]. In January of 2013, the abbey’s investigator claimed (following a phone conversation with Taylor’s victim) that the victim’s account was credible. Rev. Taylor served in Cold Spring, MN.<\/p>\n Rev. Dan Ward, OSB<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0An investigation into sexual misconduct by Rev. Dan Ward began in October of 2012 [\u00a0View<\/a>\u00a0]. In January of 2013, the abbey’s investigator claimed (following a phone conversation with three of Ward’s victims) that the victims’ accounts were credible. Rev. Dan Ward served in the Diocese of Saint Cloud in 1996 [ View<\/a> ].<\/p>\n Others credibly accused\u2026 Here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The list of religious offenders produced today by the Diocese of Saint Cloud includes thirty-three names. The list includes the names of religious who offended within the diocese. It also includes the names of religious\u00a0who worked within the diocese but … Continue reading