16 Accused in This Religious Order
- LA Archdiocesan Report 02.17.04
- BA.org Assignment Record
- Galveston Daily News 09.09.78
- Washington Times 04.16.93
- VOTF In the Vineyard 03.31.03
- Washington Post 12.02.10
- Bangor Daily News 12.03.10
- The Fenceviewer 12.08.10
- Bangor Daily News 12.22.10
- SNAP Statement 12.23.10
- SNAP Statement 12.25.10
- The Informer and Texas Freeman 12.27.10
- SNAP Statement 12.27.10
- SNAP Statement 02.19.13
- Houston Press 01.17.17
- TX Dept of Public Safety accessed 04.17.18
- Archdiocese of Washington DC list 10.15.18
- Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston List 01.31.19
Fr. John F. Byrne
Fr. John J. Coyne
Fr. Alfred A. Dean
Fr. N. Wilfred DesRosiers

Fr. Richard R. Earley
Bishop Carl A. Fisher
Fr. John E. Hardman
Named publicly as accused by the Archdiocese of Mobile on its list 12/6/18. "Misconduct" noted to have occurred 1972-78. Worked at some point at Most Pure Heart of Mary parish in Mobile. Also worked in New Orleans. On Baton Rouge diocese's list in early 2019. In residence at some point at St. Catherine of Siena in Donaldsonville, LA. Hardman died in 2007.
Fr. Anthony A. Keil

Fr. Timothy R. Lane
Fr. Edward J. Lawlor
Fr. Joseph LeFrois
Fr. Arthur R. Maurer
Fr. Cyril Nwankwo
Sources:
Fr. James W. Queren
In 10/21 three men in their 50s stated publicly that Queren repeatedly sexually abused them and "nearly a dozen" other boys when they were 10- and 11-year-old altar servers at Holy Family in Lawtell. The priest allegedly used them to recruit other boys, and tried to have them "do each other" in a group. At least one of them had come forward to the diocese in 2018. Lawtell died in 1992.
Sources:
Fr. Walter Dayton Salisbury
