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Another Buffalo Priest Put on Leave
Priest accused of sexual misconduct toward adult
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Buffalo, NY (WBEN) Another priest in the Buffalo Diocese has been placed on administrative leave.
In a statement, Bishop Richard Malone has placed Father Samuel T. Giangreco Jr. on administrative leave as an investigation continues. Giangreco is accused of sexual misconduct with an adult female.
Giangreco is parochial vicar of Our Lady of Victory Basilica.