His entry also includes the note saying "Archbishop Theodore McCarrick has been included on the list based on the findings of the Archdiocese of New York that allegations of abuse of a minor against then Father McCarrick were credible and substantiated."
After serving as a priest in the Archdiocese of New York, McCarrick was consecrated as an auxiliary bishop of that archdiocese in 1977. He was then installed as the first bishop of Metuchen in 1981.
McCarrick's name does not appear on the list released by the Diocese of Metuchen, but its release Wednesday included a statement stating that he is "currently involved in a Church trial by the Holy See for the abuse of a minor when he was a priest of the Archdiocese of New York."
The Archdiocese of Newark, along with the Dioceses of Metuchen and Trenton, paid a settlement in 2005 to a man who was abused by McCarrick while he was an adult seminarian.
A second settlement was paid in 2007 to another man who claimed he was abused by McCarrick while he was an adult in seminary.
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Both of these settlements were kept confidential until McCarrick stepped down from the College of Cardinals in July 2018, following accusations he had abused two men as minors.
At the time of McCarrick's first alleged abuse of minor, he was a priest of the Archdiocese of New York.
A verdict following McCarrick's canonical process for the abuse of minors is expected any day.