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Our Christmas season concludes with the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Jesus was not baptized because he needed to repent — rather, He was revealing who He is and what He came to do. It is from His mission that we can receive the sacrament of baptism — when we become adopted sons and daughters of God. From that moment, we belong to Christ — we become His

stewards. Our lives should be a reflection of this relationship. The way we live should reveal Whose we are. In our First Reading, the prophet Isaiah shares a message of hope, “Why spend your money for what is not bread, your wages for what fails to satisfy?” We should ask ourselves, "Who is the king of our hearts?" As Christian stewards, it should be God. We often fill our lives with things that satisfy us only for a moment. If we truly do belong to Christ, then we will make Him our top priority. What we fill our lives with should reveal that He is King. In our Gospel, Mark reveals the intimate relationship between God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit descended upon Jesus and God the Father proclaimed, “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.” We, too, have access to an intimate relationship with God. But like all good relationships, it flourishes with effort. How we spend our time and share our gifts says a great deal about Whose we are. © Catholic Stewardship Consultants, 2020. Pastoral Pondering — Covid Vaccines — I have continued to receive questions about the morality of receiving the COVID vaccine due to its connection with human fetal cells obtained following abortion. Both the USCCB and the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith have issued guidance in this regard. Both indicate that while no one is obliged to receive the vaccine (or coerced to do so), due to severity of the pandemic and the remoteness of the moral cooperation, it is morally licit to receive the COVID vaccine. Each individual must still evaluate his or her own personal objections and concerns and decide what to do accordingly. Adoration — I have said before that I believe our parish commitment to perpetual Eucharistic Adoration has been the fundamental “power” that allows us to accomplish all that we have been able to in recent years, but certainly, during a very difficult 2020. Father Richard Heilman, the author of the Grace Force Podcast and other efforts says

the following: “I am convinced that a movement of restoring Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is the spiritual therapeutic for cleansing our country of demonic influence and opening the floodgates of grace that will heal our land… bringing our country back to the spiritual health of being One Nation Under God once again.” No reasonable person of faith can deny that over the past several years, we have seen an increase of activity that can only be described as evil and even diabolical. It especially manifested itself during 2020 in a negation of the importance of the spiritual and eternal for a focus on the physical and temporal. This of course is completely contrary to Christian faith and history. As followers of Jesus Christ, we have an obligation to have as our first and most important reason for living in the vale of tears to love and serve the Lord here so that we can be with Him forever in heaven. With this in mind, I want to encourage you all to make Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament an intentional decision for all of our families. While we have a core of very dedicated adorers who cover the hours of Adoration during the week, far too many are left with only a single adorer signed up and committed. We are to be the leaven in society, and we cannot fulfill this mission if we do not first recommit ourselves to fitting worship and prayer of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This certainly takes place when we assist at Holy Mass, but Adoration is the sacramental that leads us to ponder what we are offered at the Holy Sacrifice. I hear countless people lament and complain about the state of the world. Yet, rather than first having recourse to the source of True Power, we often turn to worldly solutions such as political or judicial structures and institutions in hopes that they can solve our problems. This is simply fanciful thinking. Because of our fallen human nature, the merely human and temporal will never cure what ails our nation and our world. Our first recourse must be to the Almighty. I encourage and even beseech you then to be intentional Adorers of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Commit yourself and your families to set times of adoration so that the outflowing of grace that comes from this pious and devout practice might pour forth not only here in the parish but far beyond. In Luke 6:38, the Lord says the following: “Give, and it shall be given to you: good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over shall be poured into your lap.” God wants to pour out His graces upon us if we will just cooperate with Him and accept all that He desires for us. Please sign up for Adoration. www.stmarknc.org/adoration.

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Respect Life

Marches for Life 2021

The North Carolina March for Life will occur Saturday, January 16 from 1-4 pm at Halifax Square in downtown Raleigh and feature newly elected Lt. Governor Mark Robinson as the keynote speaker. All are invited to attend. For more information visit North Carolina Right to Life: ncrtl.org/rally-and-march-for-life/. The National March for Life in Washington D.C. will occur Friday, January 29 at 12 pm. All are invited to attend. For more information visit: marchforlife.org. At publication time, while the march will definitely take place, the St. Mark Respect Life Ministry is uncertain if we will be able to sponsor a bus trip due to COVID restrictions near Washington/Northern Virginia. If you are interested please contact Mike FitzGerald at [email protected] .

human life is valued and

Public Prayer Opportunity When: Sat., Jan. 16, 1 pm Where: Veterans Park, Huntersville Return To God, an evangelizing prayer group, invites you to join them for their next public prayer event Saturday, January 16, at 1 pm at Veterans Park in Huntersville.

The group's mission is: to be fed by God and to call ourselves, our nation and our Church, back to God. This is their 4th public prayer event. Their last event, held on the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, had approximately 80 people attend and included prayer and the singing of Christmas carols.

Please come out and join them in public prayer as they bear witness to Christ’s love and peace. Please e-mail them with any questions or requests at: [email protected].



Prayers for Members in Military Service Air Force: Lt Col Scott Michael Breece; SrA Brennen Brown; 2nd Lt Stephen Hack; Lt Col Douglas Lincoln; Capt Ryan Loyd; Alejandro Martinez; Sgt James McCormick

Army: Cadet Patrick Camatcho; Spc Kevin Devoe; SSgt Darcy Fisher; Kyle Hawk; Maj Laura Hehn, M.D.; Capt Trevor Hehn; Pvt Chaz Margo; Maj Daniel McCormick; PV2 Matthew Pressley; Maj Stephen J. Romeo; Andrew Santos; Cpl Patrick Shaffer; Josh Wagner, 1st Lt Nick Worth

Marines: LCPL Richard Breier; 1st Lt Sam Camut; Sgt Andrew Sales; Capt Matthew Santoli; Ben Holden

Navy: Lt Christopher Hack; LCDR Jordan Mayo; OSSN Daniel Pressley; Lt Jenna Hehn Quist; SN Zenaida Roth; LCDR William Vey; CTT2 Zachary Wortham

… and all service members not listed.

Mass Intentions Monday January 11 7 am Fr. Richard Bellow 9 am † Souls in Purgatory Tuesday January 12 7 am McQuide Family 9 am † Frank Curka Wednesday January 13 7 am Fr. Jonathon Torres † Isacc Scharbach 6:30 pm † Ceralia Pierre † William Antonides Thursday January 14 7 am † Lucy Oldfield 9 am † James C. Sherwood Friday January 15 7 am Margaret Gordon 9 am John & Susan Nickl 12:30 pm Sharon Pecka 7 pm † Mary Kalac Saturday January 16 9 am † Catalina Cuadrado 5 pm Fountain - Chevigny Family Sunday January 17 7:30 am † Willadene Isenhour 9 am Mary Louise Koehl 11 am † Mary Alene Rinke 11:15 † Luke Mooney 1 pm Blanca Siguenza 5 pm St. Mark Parishioners

† Deceased

Readings for the Week Sunday Feast of the Baptism of the Lord Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 55:1-11; Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 or Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 (3); Acts 10:34-38 or 1 Jn 5:1-9; Mk 1:7-11

Monday Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1 and 2b, 6 and 7c, 9; Mk 1:14-20

Tuesday Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 1:21-28

Wednesday Saint Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 1:29-39

Thursday Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-7c, 8-9, 10-11; Mk 1:40-45

Friday Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3 and 4bc, 6c-7, 8; Mk 2:1-12

Saturday Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15; Mk 2:13-17

Sunday Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10 (8a, 9a); 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42

Please Pray For… Doug Abell August Alombroto William J Ashworth Charles Blanchard Gretchen Burke Bill Carley Gavin Conroy Kevin Csehoski Mike and Pat Demko Patrick Fales Florinda B. Flores Jan Fredericks Chris Garnett Joe and Elisa Grimes Nidia Gutierrez Christina Augliera Halstead

Rosemary Hoffman Marliese Ihrke Mark Jones Dexter and Mary Louise Koehl

Edward Kolibabek

Sandra Lara Thomas Lauer Dan & Arlene Lioy Jeanne LoPriore Alyssa Magro William McQuaid Robert Mendonsa Jose Mendoza Isaac Merithew Melissa Miano Deacon Robert Murphy Nanette Neidhardt Chloe Angela Novas Jasmin Oliver Jack O’Malley Orosz Family Helen Othling Donna Peterson Baby Pimentel Gianni Piraino Aoife & Sean Quinn Joette Reid Reilly Family

Robert & Judy Reiner Santos Rejon Jacqueline Christine

Rivera Debra Robinson Deacon Ronald Sherwood and Family

Frances Sikso Fred Smith Joyce Speziale Maureen Stiene Timothy Trausch Gracie Tynon Terry Velletta Gabriel Villatoro Helen Whitacre Clyde Zimmerman To submit a prayer request or for additional people in need of prayers, please visit stmarknc.org/prayerchain.

Our Faithful Departed May God’s grace be with the families of

our recently deceased.

Lucia Rectra Encinareal, mother of Nancy Argente Samuel N Nasife Sr, husband of Dolores Nasife Brian Keith Woodworth, husband of Katya Adriana Woodworth Ottoniel Ojeda, husband of Blanca Yolanda Ojeda

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Parish Life

Finance Update

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS CHRISTMAS AND END OF YEAR DONATIONS!! We are incredibly honored, humbled and blessed by the outpouring of generosity by you, our parishioners. Thank you for helping us to balance out our end of year budget by generously donating to the general offertory in December. With the support of our parishioners and staff we have been blessed to continue to offer the Sacraments, Faith Formation, Youth Ministry and our regular Liturgy schedule during 2020 and will continue to do so in 2021. We are grateful to you for sharing your gifts with our parish family. May you feel Christ’s blessings today and throughout the New Year!



Reporting sexual abuse or misconduct If you have information about possible sexual abuse or misconduct by any clergy, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Charlotte, report concerns safely, securely and anonymously 24/7 over the phone using the Diocese’s new hotline (1-888-630-5929) or online (RedFlagReporting.com/RCDOC).

If you suspect a child is in danger, please call 911 or your local law enforcement agency. Safe Environment training Did you know that every Church volunteer must go through abuse prevention and education training? Yes, all volunteers are required to have a background check on file before they can participate in any ministry. Any position that interacts with children, the elderly or any vulnerable adults in any manner is required to complete a Protecting God’s Children (PGC) workshop and continue training before they can start volunteering. However, we encourage ALL volunteers to complete this certification. PGC helps us learn to recognize the warning signs of abuse and the many ways that sexual abuse harms victims, families, parishes and communities. It teaches us appropriate ways to respond to suspicious behaviors and how to prevent abuse. It’s a program established to help us protect ourselves as volunteers.

Find more information about the Diocese of Charlotte’s Safe Environment program, sign up for Protecting God’s Children training and more, visit: charlottediocese.org/human-resources/safe-environment

For more information or questions, please contact the Diocese’s Human Resources Office at: charlottediocese.org/human-resources or 704-370-6299.

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Saint Mark Parish Directory stmarknc.org14740 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville NC 28078

Parish Office | Mon-Fri, 9 am-4:30 pm Phone: 704-948-0231; Fax: 704-948-8018

Pastor Very Rev. John T. Putnam, JV

Parochial Vicars Rev. Alfonso Gamez Rev. Melchesideck Yumo

Deacons Rev. Mr. Richard McCarron Rev. Mr. Thomas McGahey Rev. Mr. Robert Murphy Rev. Mr. Louis Pais Rev. Dr. Ronald Sherwood

Director of Parish Operations Scott Bruno [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 118

Sacristan Sr. Mary Elizabeth [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 211

Registrar (Baptisms & Funerals) Emily Bixler [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 102

Annulments, RCIA Rev. Mr. Louis Pais [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 113

Director of Sacred Music Jacob Temple [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 106

Director of Human Resources Leanne Vaccaro [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 107

Director of Finance Richard Cataldo [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 116

Hispanic Ministry Coordinator Rosa Jimenez [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 117 Al-Anon Ellen | 704-907-8555

Alcoholics Anonymous Tom | 704-604-7739

Director of Stewardship Beth Zuhosky [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 136

Stewardship Coordinator Lizzy Coleman [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 137

Calendar Management Sue Bruce [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 123

Director of Evangelization Theresa Benson [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 138

Director of Faith Formation Sr. Zeny Mofada, O.P. [email protected] 704-948-1306,Ext. 103

Elementary Faith Formation Coordinator Maryanne Pape [email protected] 704-948-1306, Ext. 104

Middle School Youth Ministry/Confirmation Coordinator Emily Hogan [email protected] 704-948-1306

Middle School Youth Ministry Assistant Karen Kramer [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 105

High School Youth Ministry Coordinator Sarah Rider [email protected] 704-948-0231, Ext. 105

Director of Preschool Amanda Rametta [email protected] 704-948-8015

Deaf Ministry Sarah Bartmess [email protected] 810-625-3688

Bulletin Team [email protected]

Mass Schedule Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 7, 9 am Wednesday: 7 am, 6:30 pm Friday: 7, 9 am, 12:30 pm (Latin), 7 pm (Español) Saturday: 9 am, 5 pm Vigil **MASK REQUIRED Sunday: 7:30, 9, 11 am,11:15 am (Parish Hall, limited seating, **MASK REQUIRED), 1 pm (Español), 5 pm **MASK REQUIRED All Masses may be watched live: www.stmarknc.org/livestream

SONday FUNday and Nursery remain CLOSED. Please use Online Giving or mail in your

offertory stmarknc.org/Online-Giving

Reminder: The dispensation from your Sunday obligation remains in effect by Bishop Jugis. Please do not attend Mass if you are sick, have a fever or are in a high-risk group.

Communion Service Communion Services are at 4 pm on Sundays. stmarknc.org/communionservice.

Confessions Wednesday: 6 pm—7:30 pm Saturday: 3 pm—5 pm 45 minutes prior to Mass and ending 15 minutes prior to Mass

Rosary Tuesday: 7—7:30 pm (Church)

Parish Office Hours The office is open from 9 am - 4:30 pm Monday – Friday and 8:15-12:15 pm on Sundays. Masks and physical distancing are required. If you need to meet with someone specifically, please setup an appointment as our staff is in the office on a rotating basis.

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration has resumed in the Adoration Chapel. Go to stmarknc.org/adoration for complete details.

Hospitalization If you or your loved one are in an area hospital, call the Parish Office to reach one of the Priests. The Priests offer Confession, bring the Holy Eucharist to you or administer the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.

Baptisms & Weddings The use of the Church for Baptisms, Weddings and other Sacramental events is available to active parishioners. Contact the Parish Office. (Please note that weddings and baptisms cannot be celebrated during Lent.)

Financial Counseling Please contact the parish office at 704-948-0231 to request a confidential, no-cost, and private support session to assess your needs. Complimentary services are available to provide financial literacy training, personal financial coaching, and/or advocacy support for you and your family.

Crisis Pregnancy Help Community Pregnancy Center of Lake Norman: 704-727-0535

Catholic Charities: 704-370-3262 Birthright: 1-800-550-4900

Post Abortion: 1-800-5-WE CARE

Poor prenatal diagnosis? You’re not alone—there is help. benotafraid.net

Natural Family Planning Joe and Kathy Hack Teaching Couple #1947; 704-548-1834; [email protected] ccli.org

Divorce Support Group Saint Mark offers a support group for Catholics who are going through separation and/or divorce. Meetings are held on Monday evenings at 7 pm in Room 204. Contact: [email protected]



Del Párroco – El Bautismo del Señor

Nuestro tiempo de navidad concluye con la fiesta del Bautismo del Señor. Jesús no fue bautizado porque necesitara arrepentirse – por el contrario, él estaba revelando quien es y lo que vino hacer. Es de su misión que recibimos el sacramento del bautismo – cuando nos

hacemos hijos adoptivos de Dios. Desde ese momento, pertenecemos a Cristo- nos volvemos sus administradores. Nuestra vida debería ser un reflejo de esta relación. La manera como vivimos debería revelar a quien pertenecemos. En nuestra primera lectura, el profeta Isaías comparte un mensaje de esperanza: “por qué gastar su dinero en lo que no es pan, el salario en lo que no satisface?” Deberíamos de preguntarnos, ¿“Quien es el rey de nuestro corazón”? Como administradores cristianos, debería ser Dios. Con frecuencia llenamos nuestra vida con cosas que nos satisfacen solo por un momento. Si de verdad pertenecemos a Cristo, entonces haremos que él sea lo más importante. Con lo que llenamos nuestra vida, debería mostrar que él es el Rey. En el evangelio, Marcos revela la relación íntima entre Dios Padre, Dios Hijo y el Espíritu Santo. El Espíritu Santo descendió sobre Jesús y Dios Padre proclamó: “Tu eres mi hijo amado; en ti me complazco”. Nosotros también tenemos acceso a una relación íntima con Dios. Pero como en todas las buenas relaciones, florece con el esfuerzo. La manera como pasamos el tiempo y usamos nuestros dones dice mucho sobre quienes somos. © Catholic Stewardship Consultants, 2020. Reflexión Pastoral — Vacunas contra el COVID — Sigo recibiendo preguntas sobre la moral de recibir la vacuna contra el COVID debido a su conexión con células de feto obtenidas después de un aborto. Tanto la USCCB como la Congregación para la Doctrina de la Fe han creado una guía sobre esto. Ambos indican que, aunque nadie está obligado a recibir la vacuna (o ser forzado a recibirla), debido a la severidad de la pandemia y la lejanía de la implicación moral, es moralmente licito recibir la vacuna para el COVID. Cada individuo debe aún evaluar sus propias objeciones personales y sus preocupaciones y decidir qué hacer de acuerdo a esto. Adoración – He comentado anteriormente que el compromiso de nuestra parroquia a la Adoración Eucarística perpetua ha sido la “energía” fundamental que nos permite llevar a cabo lo que hemos logrado en los últimos anos, pero más ciertamente durante el muy difícil 2020. El padre Richard Helman, el autor del Podcast Fuerza de Gracia y otros, dice lo siguiente: “Estoy convencido que el movimiento para restaurar la Adoración al Santísimo Sacramento es la terapia espiritual para limpiar nuestro país de la influencia demoniaca y abrir las compuertas de la gracia que sanara nuestra tierra…llevando a nuestro país de regreso a la salud espiritual siendo nuevamente “Una Nación Bajo Dios”. Ninguna persona razonable de fe puede negar que, durante los últimos años, hemos visto un aumento en la actividad que solo puede ser descrita como maligna e incluso diabólica. Esta se manifestó especialmente durante el 2020 en la negación de la importancia de lo espiritual y eterno por un enfoque en lo físico y lo temporal. Esto claro está, es completamente contrario

a la fe cristiana y a la historia. Como seguidores de Cristo Jesús, tenemos la obligación de tener como primera y más importante razón para vivir en este valle de lágrimas, el amar y servir al Señor aquí, para que podamos estar con él por siempre en el cielo. Con esto en mente, quiero animarlos a todos a hacer la Adoración al Santísimo Sacramento una decisión intencional para todas nuestras familias. Aunque tenemos un grupo de dedicados adoradores que cubren las horas de adoración durante la semana, muchas horas están con solo un adorador que se ha inscrito y comprometido. Debemos ser la levadura en la sociedad, y no podemos llevar a cabo esa misión sino nos comprometemos primero con la adoración y oración a nuestro Señor y Salvador Jesucristo. Ciertamente esto tiene lugar cuando asistimos a la Santa Misa, pero la adoración es el sacramental que nos lleva a profundizar lo que se nos ofrece en el santo sacrificio. Escucho a muchos lamentarse y quejarse del estado del mundo. Sin embargo, en lugar de recurrir a la fuente del verdadero poder, recurrimos a soluciones del mundo como las estructuras políticas o judiciales y otras instituciones con la esperanza de que puedan resolver nuestros problemas. Estos son simples pensamientos imaginarios. Por nuestra naturaleza humana caída, la simple voluntad humana y temporal nunca podrán curar lo que aflige a nuestra nación y el mundo. Nuestro primer recurso debe ser el Todopoderoso. Los animo e incluso imploro a ser adoradores intencionales del Santísimo Sacramento. Comprométase usted y su familia a tener horas de adoración para que la gracia que fluye de esta práctica piadosa y devota pueda brotar no solo aquí en la parroquia sino mucho más lejos. En Lucas 6:38, el Señor dice: "Dad y se os dará; una medida buena, apretada, remecida, rebosante pondrán en el halda de vuestros vestidos". Dios quiere derramar su gracia sobre nosotros si cooperamos con Él y aceptamos todo lo que Él quiere de nosotros. Por favor inscríbase para la adoración en este enlace: stmarknc.org/adoration.

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Información en Español Para cualquier información en español, por favor comunicarse con Rosa Jiménez al 704-948-0231 ext. 117 o enviar un correo electrónico a: [email protected].

El horario de oficina para servicio en español es: Martes, miércoles y viernes de 10 am-5:30 pm

Sacramentos Bautizos: Los padres deben ser feligreses de San Marcos. Los padrinos si son una pareja deben ser católicos practicantes y estar casados por la iglesia. Si no son pareja, deben ser católicos practicantes y tener todos los sacramentos hasta la confirmación. Los padrinos no pueden estar viviendo en unión libre ni estar casados solo por el civil. Los padrinos que no

sean de San Marcos deben traer una carta de referencia de la parroquia a la que asisten. Papás y padrinos deben tomar las clases pre-bautismales. Las clases son el segundo sábado del mes de 10am-12pm y el bautizo se celebra el segundo domingo del mes. Si tienen alguna situación en particular, para más información o para registrarse para la clase, por favor ir a la oficina y hablar con Rosa Jimenez.



Marchas por la Vida 2021 La Marcha por la Vida de Carolina del Norte tendrá lugar el sábado, 16 de enero de 1-4pm en Halifax Square, en el centro de Raleigh y presentara al recién elegido, Gobernador Mark Robinson como el charlista principal. Todos están invitados a asistir. Para más información, visite: ncrtl.org/rally-and-march-for-life/. La marcha nacional por la vida en Washington, DC tendrá lugar el 29 de enero a las 12pm. Todos están invitados. Para mayor información visite: marchforlife.org. Al momento de esta publicación, aunque la marcha tendrá lugar, el ministerio de respeto por la vida de San Marcos aún no está seguro si podrá patrocinar un viaje en bus debido a las restricciones de COVID en el área de Washington/Northern Virginia. Si está interesado, por favor envíe un correo a Mike FitzGerald a: [email protected]. ¿Sospecha de abuso sexual o conducta inapropiada? Si tiene información sobre posible abuso sexual o conducta inapropiada de cualquier clérigo, empleado o voluntario de la Diócesis de Charlotte, informe su sospecha de forma segura y anónima 24 horas al día, 7 días a la semana, llamando a la línea directa de la Diócesis (1-888-630-5929) o en la internet (RedFlagReporting.com/RCDOC).

Si sospecha que un niño está en peligro, llame al 911 ó a la Policía de su localidad.

Entrenamiento de ambiente seguro ¿Sabía que todos los voluntarios de la Iglesia deben de tomar el entrenamiento y ser capacitados para prevenir abusos? Sí, requerimos que todos los voluntarios completen un formulario para verificar sus antecedentes penales antes de que participen en cualquier ministerio. Toda posición que interactúe con niños, ancianos o adultos vulnerables de cualquier manera necesita asistir a la clase Protegiendo a los Hijos de Dios y continuar dicha capacitación antes de que pueda ser voluntario. Sin embargo, alentamos a todos los voluntarios a que tomen esta clase, la cual nos enseña a reconocer las señales que advierten de un posible abuso y las formas en las que el abuso sexual perjudica a las víctimas, familias, parroquias y comunidades. Nos enseña a responder a comportamientos sospechosos y a prevenir abusos. Es un programa establecido para protegernos como voluntarios.

Para más información sobre el programa de ambiente seguro de la Diócesis de Charlotte o registrarse en el programa Protegiendo a los Hijos de Dios, visite: charlottediocese.org/human-resources/safe-environment

Si tiene preguntas, por favor comuníquese con la oficina de Recursos Humanos de la Diócesis: charlottediocese.org/human-resources o 704-370-6299.



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