Fr. Andrew Mannetta
Assigned to Aiea and Pearl City HI parishes and on Guam. Sued 2003. Accused of abuse of a 19-year-old, mentally-challenged youth 1997-98. Parents of two altar boys complained in 1994 but the diocese said Mannetta’s behavior was not sexual in nature. Reassigned in 2002 to NY prior to civil suit filed. Civil trial settled for $375K in 1/07 just before trial. Underwent treatment for sexual issues and alcohol abuse. Admitted giving alcohol to boys. Accused of abuse on Guam during seminary and his first assignment. A lawsuit in 2017 alleged abuse in 1985 of an altar boy, age 9-10, on Guam. A suit in 10/17 claimed abuse in 1985 of 14-year-old boy in Talofofo, Guam. On the Las Vegas diocese’s list 4/12/19 (name misspelled “Manetta”). Accused in a lawsuit in 1/22, along with Fr. J. Michael Morrissey, of abuse of a boy in the 1980s in Mangilao, Guam.
- Honolulu Star Bulletin 05.22.03
- Honolulu Advertiser 05.23.03
- Honolulu Star-Bulletin 02.27.04
- TheHawaiiChannel 01.03.07
- Honolulu Star-Bulletin 01.06.07
- Honolulu Advertiser 01.18.07
- Honolulu Advertiser 01.19.07
- Honolulu Star Bulletin 01.19.07
- Pacific Daily News 01.19.07
- KUAM 03.23.10
- Marianas Variety 03.24.10
- KUAM 03.25.10
- Guam Daily Post 05.28.17
- KUAM 05.28.17
- Pacific Daily News 05.28.17
- Pacific Daily News 09.26.17
- Guam Daily Post 09.27.17
- Pacific Daily News 10.05.17
- Pacific News Center 10.05.17
- Guam Daily Post 10.05.17
- Guam Daily Post 10.13.17
- Pacific Daily News 10.13.17
- Diocese of Las Vegas List 04.12.19
- Guam Daily Post 01.22.22
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