Rev. James F.X. Pratt, s.j.-Assignment

Rev. James F.X. Pratt, s.j.

Ordained: 1986

Start	Stop	Assignment	Town/Accusations	State	Position	Notes
1986 Bishop of the Oakland diocese was John Cummins (1977-2003)	1987	The Jesuit Community at Berkeley	Berkeley	CA		Received a Masters of Divinity from the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley in 1987, per news reports. (The Tennessean March 16, 2003)
1987	1988	?	?	?		Not in indexed or listed in the Official Catholic Directories.
1988 Nashville diocese bishop was James D. Niedergeses (1975-1992)	1990	Cathedral of the Incarnation	Nashville	TN	6/6 In residence
1990 Bernard Law was Boston archbishop (1984-2002)	1992	The Jesuit Community at Boston College	Chestnut Hill	MA
1992 Bishop of the Worcester diocese was Timothy J. Harrington (1983-1994), replaced by Daniel P. Reilly (1994-2004)	1995	Jesuits of Holy Cross College	Worcester	MA
1994	1996	The Society of Jesus New England Provincial Offices	Boston	MA
1996 Bishop of the Nashville diocese was Edward U. Kmiec (1992-2004)	2001	Cathedral of the Incarnation	Nashville	TN	4/4, 5/5, 5/7 In residence
1996	2003	Vanderbilt University	Nashville	TN	Chaplain	Received a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt in 2002, per news reports.(The Tennessean March 10, 2003)
1996	2003	Diocesan Coordinator of Campus Ministries	Nashville	TN
1998	2003	Diocesan Presbyteral Council and College of Consultors	Nashville	TN
2003 Archbishop of Boston is Sean P. O'Malley (2003-)	2004	Loyola House	Boston •Removed from ministerial duties due to accusations of sexual misconduct dating to his time as a seminarian (1981-1983) at Fairfield College Preparatory School in Fairfield, CT. (Connecticut Post [Bridgeport] March 21, 2003)	MA
2004	2007	The Society of Jesus New England Provincial Offices	Boston	MA

Source: Official Catholic Directory (New York: Kenedy & Sons, 1986-2007).

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