Fr. James J. Tully
Pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct in 1992 after giving three boys alcohol and grabbing one of them on the inner thigh during a baseball game in WI. Missionary for many years in Sierra Leone and Giunea. Sent to Rome just after the Boston archdiocese received a letter in 4/2002 accusing Tully of sexually molesting a parishioner at St. Brendan’s in Bellingham, MA in 1970. The accuser settled in 2005 for $75K. Tully was living in 11/2008 at the Xaverian Missionary Fathers residence in Wayne NJ. He was aicized in 1/2009.
- Boston Globe 01.18.03
- Dallas Morning News 09.12.04
- Associated Press 04.15.05
- The Republican 06.24.08
- iobserve 06.25.08
- The Republican 06.25.08
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 07.14.08
- Wisconsin Public Radio 07.15.08
- City of Angels 09.15.08
- City of Angels 11.14.08
- 1010 WINS 11.20.08
- Star-Ledger 12.14.08
- City of Angels 01.11.09
- The Observer 02.01.09
- Mercury News 04.14.10
- Boston Globe 11.20.11
- SNAP Statement 03.11.13
- Winnipeg Free Press 05.06.10
- iobserve 05.14.10
- SNAP Fact Sheet 06.09.10
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