Fr. Louis A. Bonacci

Allegation received in 4/11 that Bonacci improperly touched a minor in a family home 1978-82 when he was assistant director of campus ministry at Loyola College in Baltimore, MD. During the investigation a second accuser was located. Removed in 4/11 from assignment in Scranton and, in 6/11, was permanently removed from active ministry by his order. Left the Jesuits in 2014. On the Scranton diocese’s list in 8/18; assigned there 2003-2011. On Wheeling-Charleston diocese’s list in late 2018, where he was Wheeling Jesuit U. campus minister 6/99-2003. On the MD Province Jesuits’ list in 12/18. On the Charlotte diocese’s list 12/29/19. On Cincinnati’s list in 1/20.
- BA.org Assignment Record
- Maryland Province Jesuits List 12.17.18
- Diocese of Charlotte Assignment Record 12.29.19
- Statements by Society of Jesuits and Diocese of Scranton 06.07.11
- SNAP Statement 06.07.11
- Fox 19 06.07.11
- Times Leader 06.08.11
- Cincinnati City Beat 06.08.11
- Citizens Voice 06.08.11
- Baltimore Sun 06.09.11
- Baltimore Sun 06.23.11
- Diocese of Scranton List 08.19.18
- Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston 3rd Version List 12.05.18
- Maryland Province Jesuits List 12.17.18
- Archdiocese of Baltimore List 04.24.19
- Diocese of Charlotte List 12.29.19
- Archdiocese of Cincinnati List 01.26.20
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