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 Canonical Services Diocesan Policies
On this page you will find copies of policies of the Diocese of Green Bay that you may view or download.
- A Diocesan Policy is what the Code of Canon Law calls "particular law," or "diocesan law." These are laws established and promulgated by the Bishops of Green Bay for the Diocese of Green Bay. They remain in effect until the Bishop revises or eliminates them.
- Diocesan Policies are in addition to the laws in the Code of Canon Law and other laws for the Roman Catholic Church.
- Diocesan Policies are binding. They require a dispensation if one needs to act otherwise in a particular situation. Dispensations may be requested from the Bishop or the Vicar General.
- Diocesan Policies are distinct from Diocesan Guidelines, which are strong recommendations, but do not have the binding force of policies.
Note: This page does not yet include all policies in effect in the Diocese. Eventually all Diocesan Polices will be posted here.
Diocesan Policies
Speaker Permission Policy: the procedure for requesting permission for speakers who come from outside the Diocese of Green Bay. CLICK HERE 
Sacramental Register Handbook: Diocesan policies for recording and safeguarding sacramental records. CLICK HERE 
Diocesan Board of Education Policy Manual: Diocesan policies for schools, religious education, and parish boards and committees. CLICK HERE 
Department of Education Catechetical Certification Decree: Diocesan policies for the certification of all catechetical personnel in Catholic Schools, Religious Education and Youth Ministry as particular law for the Diocese of Green Bay. CLICK HERE 
Parish Manual for Proxies: Policy and procedure for exercising the stewardship of goods entrusted to the Church in accord with civil and canon law. CLICK HERE 
Our Promise to Protect: Safe environment policy of the Diocese of Green Bay CLICK HERE 
Acknowledgement and Agreement Form for Priests, Deacons, Seminarians Other Ministers and Employees: Acknowledges receipt of "Our Promise to Protect" Safe Environment Policy CLICK HERE 
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