Br. Wendell Mohs
First profession in 1974. Former recruiter for Crosiers. Left Order 11/1/82. Dispensed from vows 9/17/87. A 4/06 suit alleged abuse by Mohs of a youth 1980-83. A second suit was filed in 5/06. The 4/06 plaintiff settled in 2/09 for $1.2M (part of larger $1.7M settlement by 9 accusers against Crosier Order and several priests). Mohs claimed that he himself was abused by at least one member of the Order in 1964. Per Crosiers list in 3/14, Mohs was not a member of the order at the time of the allegation; this conflicts with previous information. Named in a 7/15 lawsuit.
- Assignment Record Released by Crosier Order 03.08.14
- Star Tribune 04.17.06
- Star Tribune 05.04.06
- Pioneer Press 02.05.09
- Pioneer Press 02.05.09
- Forest Lake Times 02.05.09
- Pioneer Press 02.08.09
- Crosier Province Updated List of Religious Involved in Sexual Abuse of Minors 03.08.14
- Duluth News Tribune 03.09.14
- St Cloud 03.09.14
- Legal Examiner 03.14.14
- Crosier Statement 07.28.15
- Crosier Statement 05.04.16
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