Fr. Roger Vaughn
Dismissed from the Crosiers 9/27/2001. As part of a 2/2009 settlement, the Order admitted that it had received credible allegations of child sex abuse committed by Vaughn. (None of the plaintiffs in the 2/2009 settlement was an alleged victim of Vaughn.) As of 3/2010 Vaughn was at an Orthodox-Catholic Church of America Parish in New York. Name included on list of credibly accused priests released the by Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis 12/5/2013; the Archdiocese denied any claims of abuse of minors within the Archdiocese. Name on St. Cloud’s list of 1/3/2014 and Crosier list of 3/8/2014. Named in suit filed in 7/2015. Included in 10/2022 on the Chicago Archdiocese’s list of credibly accused. Included in the 5/23/2023 IL Attorney General’s Report.
- Star Tribune 05.04.06
- Forest Lake Times 02.05.09
- Pioneer Press 02.05.09
- Shoreview Press 02.06.09
- Saint John of Kronstadt 03.29.10
- Catholic Spirit 12.05.13
- Star Tribune 12.05.13
- St. Paul & Minneapolis List 12.05.13
- WJON 01.03.14
- Star Tribune 01.03.14
- St Cloud Times 01.03.14
- Legal Examiner 01.03.14
- Diocese of St Cloud–Bishop Kettler Press Release, 01.03.14
- Crosier Statement 01.03.14
- St. Cloud Times 03.08.14
- Crosier List 03.08.14
- Duluth News Tribune 03.09.14
- Legal Examiner 03.09.14
- Jeff Anderson & Associates 11.05.14
- Crosier Statement 07.28.15
- Crosier Statement 05.04.16
- St. Cloud Times 05.29.16
- WJON 05.29.16
- Archdiocese of Chicago List 10.14.22
- IL Attorney General’s Report 05.23.23
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