Fr. Michael T. Patrick
From Sri Lanka. Began work in the Portland OR diocese in 1998. On Tribunal. Worked in several parishes. Named pastor of St. Wenceslaus in Scappoose OR in 2012. Charged in 3/15 with luring for attempting to get a 14-year-old girl into his car as she walked home from school in Vancouver OR. Girl fled and was able to describe the man and provide police his car license number. He denied the allegations. Arrested at Los Angeles airport 4/8/14 upon return from a visit to Australia. Archdiocese removed him from duties when he was arrested. Pled guilty 5/6/16 to attempted luring. Sentenced to 1 year in jail; given credit for 23 days served and 244 days were suspended. Was to serve remaining time in a work-release program.
- Chronicle 05.11.16
- The Oregonial 04.11.14
- KPTV Fox 12 04.11.14
- Catholic Sentinel 04.11.14
- KGW 04.11.14
- NT News (Australia) 04.13.14
- KOIN6 04.14.14
- KGW 04.15.14
- The Columbian 04.25.14
- KOIN 04.25.14
- Catholic Sentinel 07.27.14
- Catholic Sentinel 11.12.14
- Columbian 05.10.16
- SNAP 05.11.16
- Oregonian 05.11.16
- Chronicle 05.11.16
- KOMO 05.24.16
- The Columbian 06.10.16
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