Fr. Norman H. Christian
Sent to Paraclete Center for treatment in 1986. Arrested in St. Louis in 2003 on sexual abuse charges. Named in several civil suits filed in 2004 and 2005. The archdiocese admitted that it removed Christian from ministry in 1995 after at least eight boys had come forward with allegations of abuse. He lived in a “monitored environment” until his death 10/29/2004 and was buried as a priest in good standing. One suit settled in Fall 2004. Included on the archdiocese’s list of those with substantiated allegations 7/26/2019.
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- St Louis Post-Dispatch 05.20.05
- St Louis Post-Dispatch 07.20.05
- St Louis Post-Dispatch 08.19.05
- St Louis Post-Dispatch 12.16.05
- St Louis Magazine 07.12.07
- John Doe KK v St Louis Archdiocese – Plaintiff’s Response to Motion for Summary Judgment 04.07.08
- John Doe KK v St Louis Archdiocese – Order & Judgment 08.25.08
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- Altered Boy 11.13.10
- Archdiocese of St Louis List 07.26.19
- FOX 2 Now 01.30.20
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