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Protect and Heal Protect and heal Principles, policies and norms for the protection of minors and vulnerable adults in the institutions of the Legion of Christ and to promote healing and reconciliation with the victims/survivors of sexual abuse committed by members of the Legion of Christ February 26, 2020 [a translation from the official Spanish version] DG-LC 1180-2020 Clas. I.3.47 Decree DECREE PROMULGATING THE DOCUMENT PROTECT AND HEAL OF THE CONGREGATION OF THE LEGIONARIES OF CHRIST - Considering the norms of the Code of Canon Law and specific documents on the abuse of minors issued by the Holy See; - Considering the Legionaries of Christ’s Safe Environment Accreditation Standards - Considering that the 2020 General Chapter has approved principles, poli- cies and norms for the protection of minors and vulnerable adults in the institutions of the Legionaries of Christ and to promote healing and recon- ciliation with the victims of sexual abuse committed by members of the Legionaries of Christ I PROMULGATE the document Protect and Heal with universal validity for the Congregation of the Legionaries of Christ and its institutions. These principles, guidelines and policies will govern the decisions that are made from the date of promulgation of this decree onward. The new regulatory measures become mandatory as of June 1, 2020. It is the responsibility of the competent major superiors to institute the plan- ned new structures, to promulgate the decrees of implementation and appli- cation and to make the corresponding appointments, within a prudential pe- riod of one year from the date of publication. Given in Rome, February 26, 2020 Father John Connor, LC General Director Father Andreas Schöggl, LC General Secretary Comunicado del Capítulo General ordinario de los Legionarios de Cristo 2020 Proteger y sanar I 3 Introduction 1. In recent years, the Church and society have been acquiring a new awareness of the very high responsibility to protect children and ado- lescents, based on the principle of “putting the interests of children first,” which should govern the actions that are aimed at this portion of the People of God and society. The evil and profound effects of all kinds of sexual abuse, and the deep personal and social wounds it causes are also understood better today, leading to important steps to listen to, understand, support and welcome the victims who have suffered such abuse. In this context and in light of the 1941-2019 Report on the sexual abuse of minors by some Legionaries of Christ, the Congregation of the Legio- naries of Christ, on the occasion of its General Chapter held in January and February 2020, did a conscience exam and, after careful reflection, confirmed and established principles, policies and norms for the pro- tection of children, adolescents and adults.1 We also commit ourselves to the search for truth and pathways of reparation, healing and justice for those who have suffered abuse by members of the Legion of Christ, with our eyes set on the desired pastoral goal of reconciliation. We also reaffirm our resolve to continue to develop and offer effective tools and a rapid response to any information, communication, news or claim of inappropriate behavior that transgresses the applicable laws or codes of conduct, so as to reinforce the establishment of safe envi- ronments where the Legion of Christ is entrusted with the educational and pastoral care of children, adolescents, young people and vulnera- ble adults. All this in observance and application of the universal and particular ecclesiastical laws, as well as the civil legislation of each place. 2. In this way, the Legion of Christ and each of its members are deter- mined to continue our journey of conversion and our pastoral service to the Church and to each person, proceeding responsibly as authentic shepherds after the example of the Lord, renewing our effort to live vir- tuously and evangelically. 1 The first version of the Territorial Safe Environment Accreditation Standards was promul- gated December 30, 2014. 4 I Comunicado del Capítulo General ordinario de los Legionarios de Cristo 2020 Proteger y sanar We make our own Pope Francis’ message in his 2019 Apostolic Letter, Vos estis lux mundi: The crimes of sexual abuse offend Our Lord, cause physical, psy- chological and spiritual damage to the victims and harm the com- munity of the faithful. In order that these phenomena, in all their forms, never happen again, a continuous and profound conversion of hearts is needed, attested by concrete and effective actions that involve everyone in the Church, so that personal sanctity and moral commitment can contribute to promoting the full credibi- lity of the Gospel message and the effectiveness of the Church’s mission2. POPE FRANCIS, Apostolic Letter Vos estis lux mundi, issued Motu Proprio, May 7, 2019. Comunicado del Capítulo General ordinario de los Legionarios de Cristo 2020 Proteger y sanar I 5 Part 1 Principles and Policies A. To promote healing and reconciliation with victims/ survivors of sexual abuse committed by members of the Legion of Christ 3. The Congregation of the Legionaries of Christ is committed to wel- coming, listening to, helping and providing healing for the victims, fa- milies and communities affected by the sexual abuse committed by some of its members or in its institutions, and to offering just and due reparation. 4. The Legion of Christ or its institutions shall have standing commit- tees or bodies that serve to listen to victims, receive them, and reach out to them, as well as to receive accusations or claims against mem- bers of the Legion of Christ or employees of its institutions who have committed sexual abuse and to provide the appropriate follow-up. The Legion will also make it easier for people to submit their accusations to bodies independent of the Legion of Christ, if they so desire, where they can be in an environment where they feel safe. In all cases, the juris- diction and functions of civil or ecclesiastical bodies which, country by country, have an official mandate to receive and deal with complaints of abuse shall be respected. 5. The Legionaries of Christ are committed to promoting outreach ini- tiatives (such as, for example, the so-called “restorative justice” pro- cesses3 that are being successfully developed in some places), guided by independent experts. These initiatives seek to facilitate restorative encounters, the healing of wounds, a listening to victims which is both constructive and healing, and the restoration of peace and justice in the areas where crimes, abuses, boundary violations or other trans- gressions of the Code of Conduct have been committed, whatever their gravity. 6. In considering the impact and consequences of the abuse suffered, the appropriate bodies of the Congregation are prepared to pay for ne- cessary therapy and to agree on other forms of assistance, according to parameters and channels duly defined for each country. 7. The Legion of Christ will continue the effort of investigating and clari- 3 See Glossary. 6 I Comunicado del Capítulo General ordinario de los Legionarios de Cristo 2020 Proteger y sanar fying cases of abuse from its past, in order to reach out to those affec- ted and restore justice, as far as possible. Where merited, the compe- tent superior shall open the relevant canonical judicial processes or shall submit the allegations to the competent civil authority. 8. The appropriate authorities of the Legion of Christ will conduct a complete documentary review of each case of substantiated accusa- tions of sexual abuse of minors or vulnerable adults to verify if the ca- ses were properly addressed. If there is sufficient evidence of a crime of concealment or grave negligence, the major superior shall proceed in accordance with Canon Law or shall refer the case to the appropriate authority. 9. Every major superior and every safe environment coordinator in the institutions of the Legion of Christ will receive specific training in the pastoral care of victims of sexual abuse and their families. Each terri- tory of the Legion of Christ must also have people trained in the pas- toral care of those who have suffered sexual abuse and their families. 10. With the help of institutions specialized in the subject of abuse, Legionaries will be encouraged to participate in certificate courses or other similar initiatives to update their knowledge in the understanding and prevention of abuse, as well as in the pastoral care of the victims of the different kinds of abuse. 11.The institutions or the appropriate authorities of the Legion of Christ will not impose confidentiality clauses in the agreements they esta- blish with persons who have been abused by one of their members or employees¬. Exceptions will be granted only at the express written re- quest of the victim. (Rescript and Instruction of the Secretariat of Sta- te, December 6, 2019, 5) B. For the protection of minors and vulnerable adults, and for the creation of safe environments 12. The Legion of Christ has codes of conduct and safe environment standards (which may be established generally, by country, by type of institution or by type of activity) that must be observed as mandatory by all members and persons who offer services, work in its institutions or collaborate in its activities (e.g. teachers, employees, volunteers, etc.) (see code of conduct). a. These Standards shall be constantly updated, in accordance with the development of best practices and each country’s civil legis- lation in this field. b. Regular training sessions will be promoted so that the Standards and Codes of Conduct are effectively known and complied with by all. Comunicado del Capítulo General ordinario de los Legionarios de Cristo 2020 Proteger y sanar I 7 c.
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