In the twelfth episode of Inside Safeguarding, William Roberts guides listeners through the latest developments from the Commission, as two major stories take centre stage: the publication of the Commission’s revised Statutes, approved by Pope Leo XIV for a three-year trial period, and the Commission’s first in-person meeting with Ending Clergy Abuse, held at Palazzo Maffei in Rome under the banner of the “Rome Safeguarding Dialogues.”

This episode also spans engagements in Myanmar, Tanzania, and across Africa, alongside participation in a global summit on child protection, where Commission staff and members have been working to strengthen safeguarding formation, research, and collaboration across the Church.

In conversation with Claudia Giampietro, canon lawyer, intercultural mediator, and the Commission’s Regional Expert for Europe, the discussion turns to the publication of the Commission’s new Statutes, exploring what the revisions mean for the Commission’s mandate and for the wider culture of safeguarding across local Churches.

Hosted by William Roberts, Inside Safeguarding brings you monthly conversations and reflections from those working at the forefront of safeguarding, following the ongoing effort to strengthen accountability, protection, and care across the Church.

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