Pouring Oil and Wine
Module 8: Good Samaritan Safeguarding

Sculpture by Ronnie Sexton, commissioned by Mater Christi College, Belgrave

Good Samaritans recognise that integrity in ministry is at the heart of the call to seek God who impels us to be neighbour. As such, we are committed to creating and maintaining co-operative and harmonious relationships in Good Samaritan communities, with partners in ministry and wherever the Sisters of the Good Samaritan are invited to participate in God’s mission. Good Samaritans are committed to providing safe environments for children, young people and adults at risk; and to restorative justice.

 

READ

Good Samaritan Safeguarding

 

WATCH

 

REFLECT

Click for quiet reflective music and then click on Reflection: Good Samaritan Call to Safeguarding 

Reflection: Good Samaritan Call to Safeguarding

Music by Chris Dutton

 

PRAY

Safeguarding Prayer

 

GOING DEEPER 

SGS Code of practice

SGS Commitment to Safeguarding

 

SUGGESTED FURTHER READING

National Catholic Safeguarding Standards

Good Samaritan Safeguarding

The 1874 Pastoral Letter of John Bede Polding

The Eye of Faith, The Pastoral Letters of John Bede Polding (Lowden
Publishing Co Kilmore, 1977), p. 194

 

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