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What does the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People require parishes to do?

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What does the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People require parishes to do?

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The parishes are critical to the implementation of the Charter. It is there that most of the abuse occurred, and it is there that most of the prevention can be done. Parishes need to train all clergy, employees, and volunteers with regular contact with children. This is so we can be reasonably sure that people who should not be around children are not around children. All parish employees and volunteers need to have their background checks evaluated for suitability. We would not hire someone found guilty of embezzlement to do our accounting; in the same way, we would not want someone who has committed crimes against children to be in any of our programs. All dioceses have policies and procedures in place that parishes are to follow. Contact your Safe Environment Coordinator to find out how it is done in your diocese. I do not know who my volunteers are. How are we supposed to know that? We are too big a parish. Child sexual abusers seek out ways to be around children. They are often ve

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