Credibly Accused

Search lists of U.S. Catholic clergy that have been deemed credibly accused of sexual abuse or misconduct.

Published Jan. 28, 2020

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Jesuits Midwest Province

Anthony J. Short

Status: Permanently removed from Public Ministry.

Appeared under the heading: “Section Three - Jesuits whose names have been published on a diocesan website, Jesuit province website, named in a civil lawsuit, named within a bankruptcy court process, and/or named in a grand jury report.”

Birth Year: 1939

Ordination year: 1958

Reported assignment history:

1965-1968, St. Louis University High School, St. Louis, Missouri
1968-1971, Theology Studies
1971-1974, St. Francis Church, St. Louis, Missouri
1974-1977, St. Stephen's Mission, St. Stephen's Wyoming
1978-1981, Regis High School, Aurora, Colorado
1981-1986, St. Stephen's Mission, St. Stephen's Wyoming
1987-1988, Sacred Heart Jesuit Retreat House Community, Sedalia, Colorado
1988-1991, Regis High School Jesuit Community, Centennial, Colorado
1991-2008, Xavier Jesuit Center, Denver, Colorado
2008-present, Jesuit Community

Other results for “Anthony J. Short” in released lists

Anthony J. Short - Jesuits Central and Southern Province

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Sources: U.S Catholic dioceses and religious orders, ProPublica reporting, Pontifical Yearbook (2019)

Data entry by: Tatyana Bellamy-Walker, Grace Haley, Samantha Maldonado, Spencer Norris, Anna Pouza, Lilia Saul

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