Father Timothy F. Slevin
Shedding Light on Clergy Abuse and Supporting Survivors
Timothy F. Slevin’s story is a painful reminder of the consequences of institutional failures to protect children and vulnerable parishioners. At The Yost Legal Group, we believe in empowering survivors with information, advocacy, and the legal support they need to seek justice—no matter how long ago the abuse occurred.
Timothy F. Slevin was ordained as a Catholic priest in 1965, serving within the Archdiocese of Washington (ADW). Despite abandoning the priesthood in 1974 and being formally removed from the clerical state in 1978, allegations of sexual abuse surfaced years later, ultimately leading to his arrest and conviction.
Timeline of Appointments, Abuse, and Legal Actions About Father Timothy F. Slevin
1965: Ordained as a priest in the Archdiocese of Washington.
1965–1974: Served in various parishes and ministries throughout Maryland and the DC area.
1974: Abandoned the priesthood.
1978: Officially removed from the clerical state (laicized).
1986: First report of sexual abuse made to the ADW. Arrested and convicted the same year.
Churches and Locations Where Timothy F. Slevin Served
Records indicate Slevin served at several parishes and institutions before leaving the priesthood. His known appointments include:
St. Mary’s Parish, Landover Hills, MD
St. John the Evangelist Parish, Clinton, MD
St. Catherine Laboure Parish, Wheaton, MD
Other possible assignments in the Archdiocese of Washington
If you or someone you know attended these parishes and have concerns, please know support is available.
Articles and Resources About Timothy F. Slevin
For more information and documentation about Slevin’s abuse, arrest, and conviction, these resources provide in-depth details:
Maryland Attorney General’s Report on Child Sexual Abuse
This official report details clergy sexual abuse cases in Maryland, including Slevin’s history.
Read the report (PDF)
Bishop Accountability: Timothy F. Slevin
A summary of allegations, appointments, and outcomes related to Slevin.
View on BishopAccountability.org
The Yost Legal Group: Advocating for Survivors in Maryland
At The Yost Legal Group, we are committed to providing a safe, compassionate environment for survivors of clergy abuse.
Our experienced legal team listens without judgment, explains your rights, and helps you determine if you have a claim to seek justice and compensation, no matter how much time has passed since the abuse.
- Free, confidential consultations
- No fees unless we recover compensation for you
- A survivor-focused approach, prioritizing your comfort, privacy, and healing
Expertise in Maryland’s evolving laws, including expanded statute of limitations for abuse claims
You are not alone. If you or a loved one was harmed by Timothy F. Slevin or any member of the clergy, take the first step toward healing and justice—contact The Yost Legal Group today.
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