Fr. Anthony A. DeAngelis
A woman notified the diocese 2/14/94 that she had been sexually abused by DeAngelis repeatedly 1957-65, beginning when she was age 5 and attending the parish school. On 6/17/94 she also wrote to Bishop Gelineau about the abuse. DeAngelis was pastor and a senior diocesan official, named monsignor during the period of the alleged abuse. Died 1/24/90. Diocese paid $12.5K to the survivor 4/4/96, for therapy costs. She did not sign a confidentiality agreement. On diocese’s list 7/1/19.
- Detailed BA.org Assignment Record
- Diocese of Providence Assignment Record
- Wellesley (MA) Townsman 07.04.02
- SNAP The Survivor’s Voice 03.16.03
- Boston Globe 10.20.07
- Kent County Times 11.30.07
- Providence Journal 12.03.07
- City of Angels 01.14.08
- Providence Journal 11.20.13
- SNAP – BishopAccountability Press Release 11.20.13
- Providence Journal 11.21.13
- Providence Journal 03.30.18
- Narrangansett Times 05.10.18
- Providence Journal 02.17.19
- Providence Journal 02.27.19
- Legal Reader 03.04.19
- Diocese of Providence List 07.01.19
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