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HOLY ROSARY ABBEY: THE TRUTH ABOUT RYAN ST. ANNE, AKA PATRICK
RYAN SCOTT AND HIS "HOLY
ROSARY ABBEY"
If you are visiting this web-site, it is assumed you are interested in learning about a man who currently goes by the name of Ryan St. Anne; a self-proclaimed, self-ordained, traditional Catholic priest. In short, Ryan IS NOT A PRIEST! This web-site's sole purpose is to provide a unified location to share information that is currently available about Ryan St. Anne (a.k.a. Patrick Ryan Scott) and to caution anyone considering "joining" him or sending him financial contributions against doing so. After reviewing this site and all of its contents, it is hoped that the reader will exercise extreme caution in having anything to do with this man, his followers and his organization which he has named "Holy Rosary Abbey". Anyone having
any additional information about this man or his longtime accomplice Barry
Douglas Rodgers, a.k.a. Brother Gregory, that they would like to share, may
do so by emailing info@holyrosaryabbey.org.
Be advised however, as a precautionary measure, extreme scrutiny will be
given to any information posted. (There have been two unresolved deaths of
priests in Ryan's history: one a murder, Father Kunz of Ryan St. Anne
was born Randall Dean Stocks on May 21, 1953. In 1971, while in high school,
Ryan claims he was "tricked into getting drunk by his friends at a
school dance" and then later that same night "tricked into having
sex" with a girl at the dance. The girl became pregnant. He stated that
the girl threatened to have an abortion (even
though abortion was not legal or readily accessible, especially to a minor,
until January 22, 1973). He states the Catholic Church told him to marry
the mother of this child, divorce her, get custody of the child and then
place the child up for adoption so that he could become a priest in the
Catholic Church. On August 28, 1971 he married Penelope Margaret Klotzbach in
When Ryan was
23 years old, a Certificate of Baptism wherein he made a "profession of
faith" was received into the Catholic Church. This certificate was
issued at Ryan claims
he was raped by priests in the Throughout
the course of Ryan's escapades, he always portrays himself as an innocent
"victim" including; the birth of his child out of wedlock and the
supposed rape. (He conveniently began talking of his "rape" at the
same time many others in the Catholic Church were coming forward about their
experiences and his timing of this rape was the same as other victims.) He
also blames a leader of the Catholic Church for his incarceration due to a
parole violation for a felony check forgery in Prior to
reestablishing his cult in Anyone
considering visiting Ryan at his new establishment in Ryan targets
elderly widows and widowers, or people with few family ties, into his web. He
brainwashes many of his followers into believing their family does not care
about them and is only after their money. He convinces his followers that any
property and assets they may hold should be turned over to his
"abbey" to support the communal living. One of Ryan's many goals is
to obtain power-of-attorney on his unsuspecting, trusting followers of his
cult by eventually challenging their mental state. He encourages them to list
the "abbey" as the beneficiary of any life insurance policy they
may hold. (In his fall edition of the Abbey Report which he writes and
mails to potential followers, he writes "Life Insurance Policies can
also be used as a way to remember the Abbey. You can simply name the Abbey as
the Beneficiary on your policy. Our
legal corporate name is Abbatia Sanctissimi Rosari and we are a 501(c) (3)
Non Profit Corporation.") As a result, it is often financially
impossible for anyone to leave his "abbey" or to sue him to have
their property returned. Contracts are signed by members, including
"nuns" and "brothers", agreeing that the "Holy
See" (namely himself) has complete and total control over every aspect
of the Shrine and its operations. To date, Ryan's
known aliases include: Ryan St. Anne, Randall Dean Stocks, Patrick Ryan
Scott, Tom Ryan, Brother Damien St. Anne and Abbatia.
Listed below are links on the internet
regarding articles and postings about Ryan and his questionable past: http://www.unitypublishing.com/NewReligiousMovements/FatherBrianScott.htm
(This is an article which appeared Super Bowl Sunday 2005 on the front page
of the Chicago Tribune) http://web.archive.org/web/20000929234026/www.double-cross.com/Scott.html
(The link with Scott's mug shot pictured above) http://www.michnews.com/artman/publish/article_7983.shtml http://www.ourladyoftheprairies.com (This is the Shrine in North Dakota Ryan was fired from. He has now bought the web-site and uses it to discredit others, including the daughter of one of his followers, namely Roberta Fleming. Roberta is the daughter of his follower and chief financial source, Roseanna Gevelinger.) http://www.catholic.org/featured/headline.php?ID=1696 http://www.renewamerica.us/columns/abbott/040818 http://www.thezephyr.com/stanneresponds.htm http://www.opinioneditorials.com/guestcontributors/mabbott_20040830.html http://www.cruxnews.com/abbott/abbott-20aug04.html http://www.unitypublishing.com/Apparitions/MarvinKucera http://inatoday.com/demonic%20and%20criminal%20activity%20102803.htm http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=46&aid=56990& http://michnews.com/artman/publish/article_4775.shtml http://www.michnews.com/artman/publish/article_4897.shtml All of the
material presented on this site is made available for purposes such as
criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for
classroom use), scholarship, or research. Accordingly, this web site conforms
to the "fair use" clause of the
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