Revealing Sexually Abusive Priests: St. Edward Seminary

Father Edward Boyle is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Boyle has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Boyle served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1940-1950 and from there transferred to 9 other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of sexual abusive priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by Defendant Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Boyle, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Boyle was there, during the 1940-1950 time period, or who came into contact with Father Boyle during his 9 other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Dennis Champagne is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Champagne has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Champagne served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1961-1965 and from there transferred to six other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by Defendant Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Champagne, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Champagne was there, during the 1961-1965 time period, or who came into contact with Father Champagne during his six other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Michael Cody is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Cody has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Cody served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1953-1958 and from there transferred to nine other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by the Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Cody, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Cody was there, during the 1953-1958 time period, or who came into contact with Father Cody during his nine other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Jeremy Dooley is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers. According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Dooley has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Dooley served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1952-1956 and from there transferred to 10 other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by the Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Dooley, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Dooley was there, during the 1952-1956 time period, or who came into contact with Father Dooley during his 10 other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Dennis Kemp is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Kemp has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Kemp served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1978-1979 and from there transferred to five other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by Defendant Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Kemp, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

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Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Kemp was there, during the 1978-1979 time period, or who came into contact with Father Kemp during his 5 other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Gerald Moffat is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Moffat has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Moffat served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1944-1956 and from there transferred to 11 other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by the Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Moffat, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Father James McGreal is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father McGreal has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father McGreal served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1943-1948 and from there transferred to 12 other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by the Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father McGreal, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

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Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father McGreal was there, during the 1943-1948 time period, or who came into contact with Father McGreal during his 12 other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Dennis Muehe is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Muehe has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Muehe served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1942-1954 and from there transferred to eight other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by the Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Muehe, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

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Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Muehe was there, during the 1942-1954 time period, or who came into contact with Father Muehe during his eight  other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Thomas Pitsch is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers. According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Pitsch has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Pitsch served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1937-1941 and from there transferred to eight other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by Defendant Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Pitsch, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Pitsch was there, during the 1937-1941 time period, or who came into contact with Father Pitsch during his eight other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Theodore Marmo is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers. According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Marmo has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct. Father Marmo served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1955-1959 and from there transferred to eight other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward’s Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by Defendant Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Marmo, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Marmo was there, during the 1955-1959 time period, or who came into contact with Father Marmo during his eight subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Richard Stohr is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers.  According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Stohr has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Stohr served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1940-1947 and from there transferred to 11 other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by Defendant Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from the Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Stohr, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

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Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Stohr was there, during the 1940-1947 time period, or who came into contact with Father Stohr during his 11 other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including:

Father Howard A. Lavelle is a reported sexual abuser who preyed on young boys at St. Louise Parish and churches elsewhere as assigned by the Archdiocese of Seattle.  He is named in a new lawsuit accusing him of repeatedly raping a young parishioner and student at St. Louise parish for approximately two years.

Lavelle served from approximately 1960 to 1976.  The Archdiocese of Seattle has failed to place him on its list of priests “credibly accused” of sexual abuse, despite widespread reports and knowledge he was a sexual predator.  The Archdiocese is named in the aforementioned lawsuit for knowingly ignoring the threats Lavelle posed to young male students and parishioners.  The Archdiocese compounded the damages by concealing its knowledge Lavelle was “credibly accused” despite receiving multiple warnings and reporters in the early 2000’s.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Lavelle, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Lavelle was there, during the 1960-1976 time period, or who came into contact with Father Lavelle during his other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church.

Father James Knelleken is one of the 79 names released by the Seattle Archdiocese who are confirmed abusers. According to the Catholic Church’s own criteria, Father Knelleken has been deemed to be credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.  Father Knelleken served at the St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington, from 1940-1951 and from there transferred to six other assignments before his death.

The Seattle Archdiocese opened St. Edward Seminary in Kenmore, Washington around 1930.  During its 46-years of operation, it developed dozens of pedophilic priests. Many of the priests who studied at and/or taught at St. Edward Seminary admitted to sexually abusing children or have been deemed credibly accused by the Seattle Archdiocese.  It is a fact that 14 of the dozens of credibly accused priests from Seattle Archdiocese’s 2016 List of Credibly Accused Clergy Members cycled through St. Edward Seminary.

Darrell Cochran and his team have filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Archdiocese, who repeatedly placed children in the care of sexual predators—like Father Knelleken, who regularly molested and abused children while at the St. Edward Seminary.

Cochran is looking for individuals who were at the seminary while Father Knelleken was there, during the 1940-1951 time period, or who came into contact with Father Knelleken during his six other subsequent placements by the Catholic Church including: