Fr. Thomas Stack
From Ireland. Arrived in the U.S. in 1938 where he attended St. Paul’s Seminary in St. Paul. Ordained in 1944 for the Diocese of Duluth. Died 2/24/1987. Named as credibly accused by the Diocese on its list released 12/31/2013. In 3/2016 the sister of a man who died an alcoholic at age 42 in 1986 said her brother told her in the 1960s that Stack sexually abused him when he was an altar boy in the 1950s in Hoyt Lakes. She informed Bishop Schnurr in 2002.
- Duluth News Tribune Obituary 12.26.87
- Diocese of Duluth List of Clergy With Credible Claims 12.31.13
- Diocese of Duluth Statement by Bishop Sirba 12.31.13
- Northlands News Center 12.31.13
- Legal Examiner 12.31.13
- Duluth News Tribune 12.31.13
- Duluth News Tribune 01.01.14
- Diocese of Duluth Statement 12.07.15
- Duluth News Tribune 12.07.15
- Wall Street Journal 12.07.15
- Star Tribune 12.07.15
- Wall Street Journal 12.11.15
- Duluth News Tribune 03.19.16
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