Fr. Vincent J. Inghilterra
Attorney Garabedian announced settlement 9/2013 on behalf of one individual who alleged abuse by Inghilterra during 1970s when he was chaplain at Trenton State Teachers College in NJ. This was first public naming of Inghilterra although Trenton officials found the allegations credible in 5/2013 and suspended him then. Military Chaplain, per the 1989 Official Catholic Directory. In 2012 he was leading pilgrimages to France, Fatima, Italy and Medjugorje. In 9/2016 the Diocese agreed to a 6-figure settlement witha man claiming abuse by Inghilterra at age 16 in 1979. The man said that after an incident, another teen told him he was “now one of Fr. Vince’s boys.” Included on the Diocese’s list of credibly accused 2/13/2019. Per the list in 6/2021, Inglhilterra was laicized.
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