CINCINNATI -- A local priest was sentenced Wednesday on 11 charges involving public indecency and serving alcohol to minors.

The Rev. Thomas Kuhn faced a possible 18 months in prison, but was sentenced to five years of probation instead, WLWT Eyewitness News 5's Courtis Fuller reported Wednesday.

Kuhn's probation carries the following requirements:

Daily Alcoholics Anonymous meetings

Gambling addiction counseling

Sexual abuse counseling

500 hours of community service

Another stipulation forbids Kuhn from working in any capacity with anyone 20 years old or younger, Fuller reported. Kuhn, 63, also was fined $10,250.

The charges involve teenagers at his former parish in a Dayton suburb. Kuhn once served as principal at Cincinnati's Elder High School.

Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk said he regrets the behavior that led to Kuhn's conviction and apologized for any harm done to victims. Pilarczyk released a statement Wednesday, saying that Kuhn remains on adminstrative leave pending an investigation by the Vatican, Fuller reported.