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Mission and Purpose

The purpose of this commission is to assist the Diocesan Bishop in protecting the faithful from the scourges of pornography. Using the best practices of Integrity Restored and other reputable organizations, the commission will work to implement initiatives and programmatic change throughout the Diocese so that souls are not left vulnerable to the evil of pornography.

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Our mission is to effectively aid the faithful in the fight against pornography through formation, education, encouragement, and resources. We journey alongside clergy, religious, individuals, parents, spouses, children, and families to restore and protect the dignity given us by God. We will strive to provide freedom, prevention, and healing to the faithful of our Diocese so that souls are not harmed by pornography.

Lumen Christi Commission Members

Rev. Allen J. Hoffa - Commission Chair and Pastor
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Rev. Matthew J. Kuna - Parochial Victor and High School Chaplaincy
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Ms. Pamela J. Russo - Secretary for Youth Protection and Catholic Human Services
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Mrs. Wendy Krisak-Kalamar - Victim Assistance Coordinator
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Mrs. Magdalene Riggins - Executive Director of Evangelization and Formation
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Mr. Robert Olney - Catholic Charities
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Mr. Stephen Mickulik - Diocesan Grade School Principal
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Mr. Glenn Mummey - Permanent Diaconate Candidate
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Mr. Kyle McLemore - Parent
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Mr. Patrick Smith - Young Adult and High School Theology Teacher
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Ms. Gina Galassi - Young Adult and High School Theology Teacher
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Ms. Valerie Moyer - Human Trafficking Awareness Advocate
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Mrs. Patricia Christ - Communications Director and LCC Communications
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Mr. Alex Hernandez - Youth Ministry and Hispanic Community Liason

Ms. Katie Albright - Director of Catechesis

Mrs. Rhady Tulloch - Director of Marriage and Family Life

Window Light in Church

"I established the Lumen Christi Commission to help in the pastoral planning of addressing the burgeoning issue of pornography.

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Pornography exists in the darkness, but the Light of Christ can conquer it by grace and forgiveness."


Bishop Schlert

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