1933

St. Paul archbishop was John Gregory Murray (1931-1956)

1954

Murray was succeeded by William Otterwell Brady (1956-1961)

St. Boniface's had a school with 106-117 students.

1957

Leo Binz replaced Murray (1961-1975). The archdiocese's name was changed to St. Paul and Minneapolis on July 11, 1966.

Golden Valley

• In October 2013 a man stated publicly that he told the archdiocese in a 2010 letter that Heinrich had sexually abused him as a boy in the 1950s and 1960s; he said he didn't receive a response for more than nine months. In his Aug. 2011 response, Archdiocesan Delegate for Safe Environment, Rev. Kevin M. McDonough, wrote to this accuser that Henrich sexually abused at least "several" people at St. Margaret Mary's, and that it was he who the responsibility in 1991 of responding to the abuse committed by Henrich.

St. Margaret Mary's had a school with 703-300 students.

1976

John Robert Roach followed Binz as archbishop (1975-1995).

Golden Valley/Minneapolis

The Directories show Henrich's address in retirement as that of St. Margaret Mary's parish through 1991. The 1992 Directory lists him as at 817 Main St. E., N.E., Minneapolis, which a 2013 google search reveals is a Catholic ElderCare Facility.

Henrich died July 23, 1992.

Sources: Official Catholic Directory (New York: P.J. Kenedy and Sons, 1934-1993)

• Letter from Fr. McDonough to Henrich Accuser, Aug. 29, 2011
• Plymouth Man Claims to Be Sexually Abused by Priest, By Blake McCoy, KARE, October 7, 2013
• Victims Release Undisclosed Letter from Church Official, Minnesota SNAP, October 7, 2013
• Plymouth Man Says He Was Sexually Abused by Golden Valley Priest, By Stefanie Briggs, The Patch, October 7, 2013
• Plymouth Man Says Former St. Paul Priest Sexually Abused Him, By Emily Gurnon, Pioneer Press, Oct. 8, 2013
• Mother Alleges Wider Church Coverup of Clergy Sexual Misconduct, By Tony Kennedy, Star Tribune, October 8, 2013
• St. Paul & Minneapolis List of Credibly Accused Priests, released Dec. 5, 2013

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This assignment record was last updated on Dec. 8, 2013