Br. Mark/Fr. Andrew Quillen
Named as credibly accused on the Davenport diocese’s Creditors Committee website in 8/2007. A man alleged abuse by Quillen, who was then a brother of the Franciscans of Christ the King, and another religious brother in 1977 when the man was a minor seminary student. He said he told Bishop O’Keefe in 1977, but no action. Quillen was ordained in 1990 for the Benedictines (OSB) and changed his name to Fr. Andrew Quillen. Name (Br. Mark) on Davenport’s 7/2008 list, noting one minor accuser and one adult accuser. The Davenport diocese didn’t add his new name (Fr. Andrew) until confronted by investigative reporters in 10/2018. Sent to treatment in 2003 by the Benedictines, then put on a “safety plan.” Living at Glastonbury Abbey in Hingham, MA, without faculties. Included on the Burlington diocese’s list 8/22/2019 as Mark L. Quillen; worked as a priest in Burlington 1990-1994.
- Blog on Franciscan Brothers of Christ the King – Davenport, Iowa 04.23.03
- Catholic Online 08.08.07
- Davenport Diocese Creditors Committee Website 08.27.07
- Quad-City Times 07.10.08
- Quad-City Times 07.13.08
- Diocese of Davenport List 07.14.08
- Revised Diocesan List of Credible Allegations 05.21.09
- WBZ TV 10.12.18
- Diocese of Burlington List 08.22.19
- Seven Days 08.22.19
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