Rev. Egon E. Mallman, s.j. - Assignment Record

Assignment Record – Rev. Egon E. Mallman, s.j.

Summary of Case: A native of Germany, Egon E. Mallman was ordained a Jesuit priest in 1929, in Woodstock MD. After a short stint as an assistant principal at Bellarmine College in Tacoma WA, he went on to spend more than forty years as a parish pastor on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in MT. In 1977 Mallman moved to Mt. St. Michael's Ecumenical Center in Spokane WA and the following year to a Seattle parish, where he was in residence. He died in 1980. In 2011 Mallman's name was included on the Oregon Province's list of its members who have been identified as perpetrators of sexual abuse.

Ordained: 1929
Died: Aug. 20, 1980

Start	Stop	Assignment	Town/Accusations	State	Position	Notes
1929 Baltimore archbishop was Michael Joseph Curley (1921-1947).	1930	College of the Sacred Heart	Woodstock	MD		This was a 'Philosophical and Theological House of Studies for the Scholastics of the Society of Jesus.'
1930 Seattle bishop was Edward John O'Dea (1896-1932).	1932	Bellarmine College	Tacoma	WA	assistant principal
1932	1934	Manresa Hall	Port Townsend	WA	tertian father
1934 Helena bishop was George Joseph Finnigan, c.s., (1927-1932), followed by Ralph Leo Hayes (1933-1935), then Joseph Michael Gilmore (1935-1962). Gilmore was succeeded by Raymond Gerhardt Hunthausen (1962-1975), followed by Elden Francis Curtiss (1976-1993.	1977	St. Peter Claver's/St. Anne's	Heart Butte, Blackfeet Reservation	MT	1/1	This parish's name was changed in 1945 from St. Peter Claver's to St. Anne's.
1934	1977	Holy Family Mission	Blackfeet Reservation	MT		This was a mission of St. Peter Claver's/St. Anne's in Heart Butte.
1945	1977		Badger, White Tail, Black Tail, Little Badger, Old Agency, Pondera, Birch Creek	MT		These were stations of St. Anne's in Heart Butte.
1977 Spokane bishop was Bernard Joseph Topel (1955-1978).	1978	Mt. St. Michael's Ecumenical Center	Spokane	WA
1978 Seattle archbishop was Raymond Gerhardt Hunthausen (1975-1991).	1980	St. Joseph's	Seattle	WA	6/6, 5/5 In residence	St. Joseph's had a school with 496-501 students. Mallman died Aug. 20, 1980.

Sources: Official Catholic Directory (New York: P.J. Kenedy and Sons, 1930-1981 )

• Non-Monetary Commitments, The Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus website, accessed Dec. 7, 2012
• St. Anne Mission, Heart Butte MT, rockymtmission.org, accessed Nov. 17, 2014
• What's Wrong with this Picture?, Kosnoff.com, accessed Nov. 17, 2014

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This assignment record was last updated on November 17, 2014.