3 Accused in This Religious Order
- AP 05.11.04
- AP 05.12.04
- Boston Herald 05.12.04
- Enterprise 05.12.04
- Enterprise 05.20.04
- Patriot Ledger 08.18.04
- Enterprise 08.18.04
- Boston Globe 11.09.04
- Boston Herald 03.10.05
- Boston Globe 10.08.05
- Boston Globe 02.04.06
- Patriot Ledger 02.07.06
- Patriot Ledger 04.12.06
- Patriot Ledger 04.28.06
- National Catholic Register 05.05.06
- AP 05.11.04
- Boston Herald 05.12.04
- AP 05.12.04
- Enterprise 05.12.04
- Enterprise 05.20.04
- Enterprise 08.18.04
- Patriot Ledger 08.18.04
- Boston Globe 11.09.04
- Boston Herald 03.10.05
- Boston Globe 10.08.05
- Boston Globe 02.04.06
- Patriot Ledger 02.07.06
- Patriot Ledger 04.12.06
- Patriot Ledger 04.28.06
- National Catholic Register 02.05.10
Sr. Agnes Daniels
Attorney Garabedian announced a settlement in 9/2013 on behalf of a plaintiff who alleged sexual abuse by Sr. Agnes while she was working at St. Mary School in Boston. The abuse is said to have occurred at some point between 1963 and 1985.
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Mary McAvoy
Accused in a lawsuit filed 5/11/2004 of sexually abusing a 9-year-old girl at the Boston School for the Deaf in about 1972. Allegations included digital rape and physical abuse. The initial suit named 9 plaintiffs and 14 defendants, two of whom removed themselves from ministering to children. More suits were filed. Other plaintiffs accused McAvoy of abuse. Witnesses regarding pattern and practice at the school were barred; all suits were withdrawn or dismissed.
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Sister Mary Mark
Accused in a lawsuit filed 5/11/2004 of sexually abusing a boy, age 16, in 1958 at the Boston School for the Deaf. Allegations included intercourse. The complainant accused another nun of physically abusing him; those accusations were dismissed 9/7/2005 due to the statute of limitations. The initial suit named 9 plaintiffs and 14 defendants, two of whom removed themselves from ministering to children. More suits were filed. Witnesses regarding pattern and practice at the school were barred; all suits were withdrawn or dismissed.