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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Diocese of Manchester, New Hampshire

Ronald Corriveau

Status: Laicized

Appeared under the heading: “Cases That Have Been Concluded Canonically (by Laicization, Dismissal, or Sentence to Life of Prayer and Penance) or Criminally (by Plea or Conviction).”

Birth Year: Not reported

Ordination year: 1971

Reported assignment history:

Sacred Heart, Laconia (6/8/71)
St. Joseph, Salem (2/1/73)
St. Joseph, Nashua (3/10/76)
St. Francis, Manchester (10/12/77)
St. John, Concord (6/15/82)
St. Christopher, Nashua (6/15/83)
St. Aloysius, Nashua (11/30/84)
St. Joseph, Epping (10/23/85)

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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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