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16 AUGUST 12-25, 2017 | DENVER CATHOLIC In Brief Classifieds 303-715-3212 | classifieds@archden.org ABUSE/NEGLECT REPORTING CHECKLIST □ Suspicion of abuse/neglect is all that is necessary to report. □ Reports are confidential. □ You will be asked to describe your concerns about the child/ adult and it will be helpful if you can provide the person's name, age, address, gender, school, and names of parents. □ Is there immediate danger? • YES-CALL 911 • No-call 1-844-CO-4-KIDS or local law enforcement □ Did I get the name and contact of the person I made the report to? □ Did I contact the Archdiocese Victim Assistance Coordinator at 720-239-2832? □ Did I file the abuse reporting form with the OŒce of Child and Youth Protection? □ Did I notify my supervisors? □ Is any other action necessary? Regina Caeli Clinical Services renamed Sacred Heart Counseling Regina Caeli Clinical Services, a Catholic counseling clinic housedšunder Catholic Charities, is being renamed Sacred Heart Counseling. The name change will occur Sept. 1šcoincides with the relocation of the main ožces of thešclinic from Littleton to 750 W. Hampden Ave., #415,šEnglewood. Taking inspiration from Pope Benedict XVI's reflec- tions onšdevotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the clinic said in a press release the re-naming will more clearly articulate their mission. "Nowhere can we at Regina Caeli Counseling Services find a more abun- dant and ežcacious source of inspiration, strength and guidance for the care of those entrusted to us than the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus," the press release said.š Dr. Linda Montagna serves as the executive director of Regina Caeli. Founded in 2011, the clinic serves a variety of clientele in need of coun- seling services, including post-abortive men and women, children, mar- ried couples, families and parish communities in need. Additionally, they o¡er services to clergy, religious, school administrators, medical profes- sionals, Catholic ministry leaders and archdiocesan personnel.š The clinic has also recentlyšadded a substance abuse program that helps clients with both mental health and substance abuse issues, as they tend to go hand in hand. Mark Sanders is the director of the program. Camp St. Malo needs your photos! The archdiocese is making great progress on the restoration of Camp St. Malo, a project that includes renovating the old St. William's Lodge and converting it into a heritage and visitor center. The Malo Heritage Center will retrace the camp's rich history and its importance to the archdiocese, but they need your help to complete it! Part of the project includes designing large murals of photos to tell the story of the camp, and the designers need more photos. If you are a former camper or counselor of Camp St. Malo and have some old photos that could be included, please contact Karyl Klein at 303-520-9986 or Karyl. klein@archden.org. • In the July 22 edition, the cover photo of Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila should be credited to Andrew Wright. We apologize for the error. • In the July 8 edition, in the article entitled "The forgotten spirituality of icons," we mistakenly referred to the iconography class at Denver Botanical Gardens as the only icon painting class in the greater Denver metro area. St. Dominic's Parish also has an iconography class that meets on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We apologize for the error. CORRECTIONS

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