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Diocese of Orlando. As a thriving and growing community of Catholic faithful, the Diocese of Orlando represents many cultural and ethnic groups, believers of all ages, income levels and education, all united in the universal Catholic Church.
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About Us. The Office of Information Systems and Technology directly manages all technology-related systems in the chancery. This includes the network infrastructure, financial applications, databases, email systems, audio/visual and telecommunication systems.
The office offers guidance to permanent deacons in their ministry of word, liturgy & charity, facilitates parish assignments and appointments, provides assistance and guidance for continuing formation and spiritual growth, supports individual deacons and their families, and encourages and promotes unity with the diaconate community and the priests.
Welcome to the Diocese of Orlando. In Matthew’s Gospel, Chapter 5, Jesus concludes the Beatitudes by telling his disciples, “You are the light of the world. Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify our heavenly Father". Get Started.
The following topics are pulled directly from the Diocesan Employee Manual and are specifically applicable to all Deacons serving in the Diocese of Orlando. Any reference to employee shall also mean “Deacon”: Standards of Conduct. Conflict of Interest. Reporting Serious Violations of Law or Policy.
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To access the Diocese of Orlando Intranet, visit www.orlandodiocese.org/intranet. You will need a password to log in and this can be obtained by contacting your supervisor.
<i>In the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, the Council Fathers state, “the liturgy is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same time it is the fountain from which all her power flows” (SC#10). Such a profound statement derives from the Church’s long tradition that the Eucharistic assembly is the primary place in which the faithful experience the full ...