Fr. Gregory Flohr – Diocese of Greensburg Father Gregory Flohr Diocese of Greensburg Ordained : 1963 Resigned from priesthood: 1986 Died: 2004 Assigned as follows: 6/3/1964:All Saints (Masontown, PA) 6/25/1968:Immaculate Conception (Irwin, PA) 6/11/1971: Seton Hill College (Greensburg, PA) 6/3/1975: Holy Cross (Iselin, PA) 8/21/1975: St. Anthony (Clymer, PA) 1/30/1981: St. Mary (Yatesboro & its Mission), St. Gabriel (Nu Mine, PA) 1/15/1985: St. Cecilia (Grindstone, PA) 1/3/1992:Holy Rosary (Republic, PA) 1/30/1996:St. Matthew (Saltsburg, PA) Summary of Sexual Abuse Allegations against Fr. Gregory Flohr: Fr. Gregory Flohr was ordained a priest in 1963, who served in multiple parishes in the Diocese of Greensburg. According to media reports, in 2018, he was first named publicly as accused in the PA Grand Jury report. It revealed a California diocese received an allegation in November 2004 regarding Father Gregory Flohr of the Diocese of Greensburg. The abuse allegedly occurred when the victim was approximately 10 or 11 years old in 1967 to 1968 and attended Immaculate Conception school in Irwin. The Office of Catholic Schools had a record that the victim attended Immaculate Conception from 1965 to 1969. According to the victim, when he became an altar server in 1965, Flohr was the leader of the Junior Altar Boys Association. While Flohr always paid him special attention, he did not begin abusing him until 1967. Flohr allegedly touched the victim's genitals for the first time while saying "God loved all His children." The abuse also involved forced touching of the priest and mutual oral copulation. Flohr's final act of sexual abuse against the victim occurred in November 1969, when Flohr allegedly took the victim into the confessional of the Immaculate Conception church and began kissing him and tied him up with rope into a "praying position." The victim began to scream, so Flohr tried to silence him by forcing his penis into his mouth. When the boy tried to fight back, he says that Flohr violently sodomized him with a crucifix. Flohr then stated that the victim was a "bad boy" and let him go. Following this incident, the victim deliberately set the church carpet on fire. According to the Diocese of Greensburg, Flohr died in 2004. Horowitz Law is a law firm representing victims and survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic priests and other clergy in the Diocese of Greensburg. If you need a lawyer because you were sexually abused by a priest in Pennsylvania, contact our office today. Although many years have passed, those abused by Catholic clergy in the Diocese of Greensburg may have legal options, but filing deadlines will apply so do not delay in reaching out to us. Contact us at 888-283-9922 or adam@adamhorowitzlaw.com to discuss your legal options today.