The president and CEO of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis has abruptly left his post, along with two other charity executives.
Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski announced Friday that CEO Jared Bryson and Chief Operating Officer Jeanne Adamske, along with a third official, Beth Bartolotta, “will no longer serve in their respective roles with Catholic Charities” effective immediately, according to an emailed letter obtained by the Post-Dispatch.
On Monday, Brecht Mulvihill, a spokesman for the archdiocese, said Bryson had resigned his position, effective Friday.
The multi-million dollar organization, also known as Catholic Charities of St. Louis, provides a range of services such as addiction recovery support, senior care and emergency shelter for women and children facing domestic violence. Its St. Patrick Center in downtown St. Louis works to combat homelessness.
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