Fr. Roberto Bravo
Accused of abuse of six teenage girls in 1999 in Antioch. He was reported to police but the girls refused to testify and the charges were dropped. He was transferred to Utah and had “similar problems” there. Transferred to San Francisco and then to St. Albert’s Seminary in Oakland in 2002, to live with several other admitted sex offenders. Bravo was allowed to come and go freely. He left St. Albert’s in 2/2005 when restrictions were placed on him. Included on the Oakland diocese’s list in 2019. On the Holy Name Province Domincans’ list in 10/2021; noted to have died in 2014.
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