Search | Back   Rev. John (Albert) Eidenschink, O.S.B.   August 9, 1914 - June 19, 2004     Dates |  Articles & Docs |  Ordos |  Photos |  Allegations |  Notes |  Obituary |  Names     Rev. John (Albert) Eidenschink     Allegations of Abuse and/or Misconduct   Fr. Eidenschink abused at least two fellow monks. Another victim reportedly received a settlement and was reportedly ''terrified'' of St. John's.   View Related Posts for Rev. John (Albert) Eidenschink     Miscellaneous Notes   In 1980 Saint John's Abbey and University honored Abbot John with the Pax Christi Award. The award cited his "willingness to dedicate your life in its entirety to the service of your confreres of Saint John's Abbey and of the whole church." Following his resignation as Abbot, he accepted an assignment as pastor of Seven Dolors Church, Albany, Minnesota, from 1979 until 1986. In 1987 he became chaplain at Mother of Mercy Nursing Home, Albany, where he served until 1998 when he retired to the Abbey's St. Raphael Health Center. Parishioners and nursing home residents often described him as a good, sensitive and helpful shepherd of his flocks.     Dates   Born: August 9, 1914 Birth Place: Detroit Lakes, MN   Professed: July 11, 1935 (20.92 years old) Ordained: June 8, 1941 (26.83 years old) Died: June 19, 2004 (89.86 years old)     Ordo Information   First Year Listed in Ordo at St. John's: 1950 Last Year Listed in Ordo at St. John's: 2004 Listed in 55 Ordos Missing Years Ordos: 0     Names   Possible names for Rev. John (Albert) Eidenschink, O.S.B.:   Rev. Joannes Eidenschink, Fr. Joannes Eidenschink, Father Joannes Eidenschink Rev. Joannes Eidenschink, Fr. John Eidenschink, Father John Eidenschink Rev. Joannes Eidenschink, Fr. Albertus Eidenschink, Father Albertus Eidenschink Rev. Joannes Eidenschink, Fr. Albert Eidenschink, Father Albert Eidenschink Fr. John Eidenschink     Pictures of Rev. John (Albert) Eidenschink, O.S.B.:                This web site is provided solely for educational purposes. Every effort has been made to verify the information posted on this web site. However, no claim is made regarding the accuracy of the information posted herein. Sources include: Benedictine Ordo (1970-2010) Public Records; Other; Court Documents; Newspaper, Television and other Media; Victim Interviews.