Fr. Barry Ryan
Removed from ministry in 1994. Air Force chaplain for many years. Left military in 1995 after investigation in 1994 for sexual misconduct with a minor in Mobile, AL. Publicly named as accused in 2003. Pled guilty in late 2004 to abuse of a 6-year-old boy in Fall of 2003 in NY. Resided at St. Luke’s, rather than jail, because of “health.” Attempted suicide in 8/07. Remanded to prison 10/29/07. Living at St. John Vianney Renewal Center as of 6/09. Laicized 10/28/11. On Mobile archdiocese’s list 12/6/18. On Brooklyn diocese’s list in 2/19.
- Mobile Register 04.25.03
- Associated Press 10.08.03
- Mobile Register 02.17.04
- New York Post 03.06.04
- Port St Lucie News 03.06.04
- Palm Beach Post 03.09.04
- Associated Press 03.12.04
- Newsday 03.18.04
- Palm Beach Post 10.06.04
- Newsday 12.16.04
- Newsday 12.24.04
- Tallahassee Democrat 12.24.04
- Mobile Register 06.25.05
- Newsday 02.17.07
- NY Post 08.02.07
- Newsday 08.03.07
- TCPalm 08.03.07
- Newsday 10.25.07
- Newsday 10.27.07
- Newsday 10.29.07
- KSDK 05.06.10
- Lagniappe Mobile 09.12.18
- Archdiocese of Mobile List 12.06.18
- Diocese of Brooklyn List 02.22.19
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