Ordained 1970 for Diocese of Covington, KY
DIOCESE OF
1971 no directory available
1972
Priests: George W. Nerbonne; ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI
School: St. Peter Claver Montessori School 2 Sisters 3
lay teachers 100 students
1973-76 Same Priests: Edward F.
Murray; ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI
ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA
1977 on duty outside Cov.diocese Clayton, GA Rt. #2, Blue Ridge Gap
Rd. St. Helena'sChurch,
Clayton c/o St. Mark Church, Clarksville; ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI is not
listed for Clayton mission
Only priest listed: Gerald D. Conroy (Glenmary Home Missioner) in
Clarksville
DIOCESE OF CHARLOTTE
1978-79 on duty outside Cov.diocese Jefferson, NC St. Francis of
Assisi Church
Mission: Sparta, St.
Frances of Rome ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI ('78-9); Richard Kreimer (Glmy)'79
1980 Laurel Springs, NC Beth Shalom Farm
1981 no directory available
DIOCESE OF CHEYENNE
1982-83, 1985, 1987-88 Guernsey, WY St. Anthony's Church
Priest: ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI
Mission: Glendo, Our Lady of Lourdes
1984, 1986 no directories available
1987 directory shows him
incardinated to Diocese of Cheyenne --no longer a priest of Diocese of Covington
1989-91 Lander, WY Holy Rosary Church Priest:
ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI
Missions: Hudson, Ascension; Jeffrey City, St. Brendan
DIOCESE OF SALT LAKE CITY
1992 on duty outside Diocese of Cheyenne
directory lists him as
Anthony Jablonowski, c.m.m.i.
Taylorsville, UT St. Martin de
Porres Church Priests: ANTHONY
T. JABLONOWSKI, c.m.m.i., temporary
administrator; in residence, Richard
Bauer
1992-93 Salt Lake City, UT County Youth Detention Center
Priest: ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI
DIOCESE OF TUCSON
1994 on duty outside Cheyenne Diocese Tucson, AZ St.
Margaret's Church, 801 Grande Ave.
Priests listed: Cyprian Killackey, O.C.D.; Albert Bunsic, O.C.D.
ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI not listed in
1995-97 Patagonia, AZ St. Theresa Church
Priest: ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI, administrator
Mission: Sonoita, Our Lady of Angels
1996-97 listing
shows ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI, c.m.m.i.
1998 Cheyenne Diocese info shows ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI at Patagonia, AZ
Tucson Diocese listing does not show him at this place. Only priest
listed at
Michael W.
Stallings
unsure of ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI's actual location
DIOCESE OF
1999 on duty outside Cheyenne Diocese Steubenville, OH
Monastery of
2000 on duty outside Cheyenne Diocese Marietta, OH St. Mary's
Church
Priests listed: Rev. Msgr. Edward Kakascik; Rev. Anthony Jablonowski,
C.M.M.I.
School: 19 lay teachers 270 students
2000-02 Churchtown, OH St. John the Baptist Church
Priest: ANTHONY T. JABLONOWSKI, C.M.M.I.
School: 10 lay teachers 112
students no listing for him in Cheyenne Diocese;
incardinated to Diocese of Steubenville?
2003 not listed in directory
2004, 2005 no directory available
Lector
2003
Anthony Jablonowski, CMMI, Superior, Carmelite Missionaries of Mary
Immaculate; Br.
John Paul Wilson, CMMI, a seminarian from Our Lady of Mount Carmel ...
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Jablonowski unable to act as priest STEUBENVILLE — Father Anthony Jablonowski, who had been serving a 15-month to
seven-year jail sentence in Wyoming because of "immoral or indecent acts" with a
minor, has been released from jail and has returned to a farm in Waterford,
where he had resided. In a statement, Bishop R. Daniel Conlon said he "had no definitive knowledge
of Jablonowski’s release from prison and his move to the farm in Waterford until July 22. He became aware of the situation when Jablonowski telephoned him at the chancery. "Bishop Conlon has made it clear all along that Jablonowski was to have no
association with the Carmelite Missionaries of Mary Immaculate, nor to reside on
their property (in Waterford). "Furthermore, in accord with the national and diocesan regulations,
Jablonowski has been convicted of sexually abusing a minor and may not present
himself as a priest, wear clerical attire, or carry out any kind of church
ministry, including the celebration of the sacraments for other people. "Also in accord with the national norms, Jablonowski’s case was referred to
the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in Rome on July 18, 2003. So far
no response from the congregation has been received concerning Jablonowski’s
long-term status in the church. "The faithful of the Catholic Church are free to establish associations among
themselves for spiritual purposes. The Carmelite Missionaries of Mary Immaculate
(CMMI) is one such association. It has no official status in the church although
there has been communication between Bishop Conlon and the CMMI."
Pope Benedict XVI defrocks Ohio priest, Fr. Anthony Jablonowski, for sexual abuse...
A former Washington County priest, Fr. Anthony Jablonowski was
notified this week that Pope Benedict XVI has declared (defrocked) him no longer
a member of the clergy, following his sexual abuse of a 17-year-old
boy.
Anthony Jablonowski, 69, who still resides at a religious
community he helped establish in 1997 in Waterford, was the priest at St. John’s
Catholic Church in Churchtown when allegations arose that he had abused a minor
while serving as a priest in Wyoming in the 1980s. He had also briefly served as
an associate pastor at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Marietta during his 36
years as a priest.
Jablonowski pleaded guilty and served part of the
15-month to seven-year sentence he received. Since 2003, he had been under
directives from the Diocese of Steubenville not to publicly identify himself as
a priest, engage in public ministry or associate himself with a religious
order.
The pope’s decree is a final step in the process, said Monsignnor
Gerald Calovini, spokesman for the Diocese of Steubenville, Friday. “When they
first became aware of this, the diocese restricted his actions,” he said. “But
this is a dismissal from the clergy. It’s permanent.”
Calovini said each
case of abuse is studied by the Pope before a decision is made. “Each case is
judged on its own merits,” he said. “If you’re found to be guilty it’s sent to
the Holy Father for a judgment to be issued.” Pope Benedict XVI issued the
decree on April 7 but Jablonowski was not notified until
Tuesday.
Calovini said Bishop R. Daniel Conlon of the Diocese of
Steubenville informed Jablonowski of the decision in person. It means the
Washington County man can no longer exercise any priestly functions or present
himself as a priest.
“What I’m hoping and I think the survivors are
hoping is that his being defrocked will maybe help some of the people who still
believed he was innocent,” said Judy Jones, SNAP (Survivors Network of those
Abused by Priests) leader for the Steubenville Diocese. “Maybe they will now
believe he did abuse minors.” The decree may give Jablonowski’s victim some
peace, she said. “Maybe it will help but I don’t know if there’s ever closure,”
she said. “It’s such a sickening thing.”
Calovini said now that
Jablonowski is a lay person and not a member of the clergy, he is free to live
at the Carmelite Missionaries of Mary Immaculate community on Strahler Road in
Waterford. Even against the order of the diocese, Jablonowski had answered the
phone at the community and appeared to have lived there since his release from a
Wyoming prison.
The Pope’s decision on Jablonowski’s status is final and
there is no appeal process, Calovini said.
“We’re praying for those that
were in any way harmed by priests in church, we’re praying for Anthony and we’re
praying for the strength of our church,” he said. “It’s a sad day for the church
and it’s a sad day for the diocese because we’ve lost a priest.”
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