VIRTUS Training: October Article on Being “Friendly” vs. Being a “Peer”

Each month, our Diocese shares a VIRTUS Training article through our primary Communications avenues. This month, in October, the article is about Being “Friendly” with a Child vs. Being a “Peer” Type of Friend. The article is available by clicking on the button below. Many blessings, always!

 

What is VIRTUS Training?

VIRTUS, led by The National Catholic Risk Retention Group, Inc., aims to eliminate abuse of children in our Catholic communities by providing training on the warning signs and proper procedures when faced with such injustices.

 

VIRTUS Training and Articles

To be an employee or volunteer in any environment that involves children in our Catholic communities across West Tennessee, one must attend the VIRTUS training. In addition to the formal training sessions, VIRTUS creates articles to supplement one’s training.

 

Important for All Parishioners

Bishop David P. Talley, our Clergy, and our entire Diocese believes it is important for all parishioners to have access to this free set of valuable resources so that we are fully prepared to provide the protection all our children need.

Virtus Online Monthly | Being “Friendly” with Children vs. Being a “Peer” Type of Friend

All Glory to God!

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