Convicted

The people listed in this section have all been convicted in criminal court of abuse or of a crime which shows a disregard for the moral teachings of Orthodoxy. 

While legal guilt is not synonymous with moral guilt, the standard for a criminal conviction in the United States is quite stringent: beyond a reasonable doubt.  Even those offenders who plead guilty are required to admit all the elements of the offense under oath.

Foreign convictions are also included here, although the standards of jurisprudence may differ from what is required for a conviction in this country.

We strive for accuracy.  Consequently, if you have information that a conviction has been overturned or otherwise cast into doubt, please share that information with us.  You can expedite the correction process by providing documentation to support your contention.

Adamakis, Archimandrite Stanley R.

Alderson, Bishop Paul

Allen, Samuel David

Arcalianu, Mother Nicoleta

Bardanas, Sister Simona

Carrigan, Archpriest Neal James

Cepraga, Sister Adina

Christley, Father Pangratios

Corogeanu, Father Daniel Petru

Dobre, Rajko

Dushkin, Reader Terenty John

Fallon, Father Tikhon

Givens, Bishop Mathias

Greene, Father Benedict

Hayes, Seraphim Randall

Hitt, Father Jeremiah

Hughes, Abbot Vasili

James, Father Andrew L. J.

Kasemeotes, Presbytera Patricia

Kasemeotes, Father Angelo

Khoury, Bishop Demetri Matta

Kotsopoulos, Nikolaos

Koveos, Father Emmanuel

Lasky, Father Konon

Liadis, Father John M.

Lyles, Father Michael

Messires, Father Damian

O'Bryan, Joseph

Oleksa, Michael Phillip

Otel, Sister Ela

Papadimitropoulos, Father Andreas

Pnakas, Father Constantine

Rayburn, Father Andrew

Regman, Roman Cristian

Ross, Father Savvas

Sabino, Gary

Tenny, James Bernard

Thaddeus, Metropolitan Archbishop Joseph

Velisavljevic, Father Filip

Vincent, Jason Calvert

Vrionis, Metropolitan Pangratios