Financial Concerns Related to Cardinal Robert McElroy, by Tommy Cindric

I have completed a rigorous financial review of Cardinal Robert W. McElroy, Archbishop of Washington, D.C., driven by a quest to unravel the blend of his ecclesiastical power and monetary dealings, has exposed a troubling pattern of mystery and potential misconduct. Prompted by his swift ascent under Pope Francis and lingering doubts about his San Diego tenure (2015–2025), the investigation shows nonprofit housing assets surging from $4.7M–$6M to $15.2M–$19.6M, fueled by $2M–$4M in HUD grants cloaked in secrecy, hinting at mismanagement or concealed influences. McElroy’s personal stakes in properties worth $4.9M–$6.1M—including a $400,000 sale to Andrew Joseph Armando well below market value and a 19-year property tie with Bruce Alexander Dreier—dwarf his $1.5M priestly earnings, casting doubt on his adherence to Church vows and suggesting conflicts of interest. As the San Diego Diocese faces a $100M–$500M abuse liability amid a 2023 bankruptcy, this probe seeks accountability: how did McElroy juggle such financial complexities with his spiritual duties?

Financial Data Overview

The report outlines two main financial categories tied to McElroy:

1. Nonprofit and Real Estate Holdings

• Entities and Values:

  • Calexico Plaza Development Corp (St. Johns Plaza Senior Apartments):

    • Purchase: $600,000–$900,000 (1982)

    • Current (March 2025): $3.2M–$4.8M (market), $1.2M (book)

    • Funding: HUD Section 8, ~$800,000–$1M (2015–2022) …..

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