Fr. Timothy Slevin
In 1972 Slevin underwent treatment for fondling children. “Formally separated” from the priesthood in 1974 after allegations. Laicized in 1978. In 1986 Slevin, then basketball coach at Sacred Heart Catholic School, admitted to police that he abused six boys more than 50 times in six years. Charges relating to these acts were dropped in exchange for a guilty plea on four counts of abusing another boy 1983-1986. Sentenced to 3-12 years prison. A 1986 lawsuit settled out of court. Included on the archdiocese’s 10/15/2018 list.
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