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Diocesan Abuse Prevention Effort |
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Resurrection parish, under the direction of the Diocese of Pittsburgh asks adults of the Church who interact
with children to become aware of how to protect them. The PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN sessions for adults
instructs on awareness and vigilance of child abuse. These awareness sessions will help adults understand the signs of child
sexual abuse, the methods and means by which the offender commits abuse and five empowerment steps one can do to prevent child
sexual abuse.
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Diocese of Pittsburgh Application for Employees & Volunteers
The Diocese of Pittsburgh
appreciates your willingness to share your faith, your gifts, your talents, your abilities and your time for the good of the
Church and the spread of the Gospel of Christ. At the same time, the Diocese of Pittsburgh is committed to assuring that children
and young people are protected by maintaining a safe environment. One of the ways that this safe environment is created and
maintained is by employing adequate screening of all those who have regular contact with children under the auspices of the
Church. Your cooperation in taking the time to complete this application is a testament to your own commitment to safeguarding
our children.
The Diocese of Pittsburgh is committed to the prevention of abuse of children and
young people and has a strong public record of responding to accusations of clergy sexual misconduct and has had published
policies in place since 1993.
Click Here to go to the Diocesan Abuse Prevention Effort webpage you will be able to complete the application process online
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If you would prefer to download and print out the needed forms to complete by hand please
click on the following links and print.
Complete Volunteer Packet
Individual Forms from Complete Volunteer Packet
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