Fr. Charles G. Coyle
Sued in 2002. Accused of abuse of a boy in the 1970s at Newton South High School in Boston. Reportedly, a second youth who was living with Coyle later died by suicide. Coyle was working in New Orleans when accusation made public; placed on leave. Second suit filed in 2003 alleged abuse dating to when Coyle was a seminarian in Baltimore. Omitted from 2011 Boston AD database. Died 7/1/15. Included on New Orleans archdiocese’s list 11/2/18. Taught at New Orleans’ Jesuit High 1958-61, when he was a scholastic. On MD Province’s list 12/7/18. On Baltimore archdiocese’s list.
- BA.org Assignment Record
- Jesuits Central and Southern Province List 12.07.18
- Jesuits Maryland Province List 01.21.22
- Boston Globe 04.19.02
- Times-Picayune 04.20.02
- Times-Picayune 04.28.02
- USA Today 11.11.02
- Times-Picayune 11.11.03
- Boston Globe 11.20.11
- New Orleans Advocate Obituary 10.24.15
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution 04.05.16
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution 04.06.16
- New Orleans Advocate 10.30.18
- Archdiocese of New Orleans list 11.02.18
- Times-Picayune 11.02.18
- Jesuits Central and Southern Province List 12.07.18
- Archdiocese of Baltimore List 07.08.19
- Archdiocese of Atlanta List 11.05.20
- Jesuits Maryland Province List 01.21.22
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