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JPC Committed to Connecting with their Community

JPC Committed to Connecting with their Community

by | Aug 29, 2020 | Catholic community

The origins of the John Pierce Centre (JPC) date back to 1935, when Father John Pierce was appointed as the first Chaplain to the Catholic Deaf Community in Victoria. Since then, the mission of JPC has been inspired by Jesus Christ and the traditions of the Catholic...
Cyber Crime Aware During COVID-19

Cyber Crime Aware During COVID-19

by | Aug 29, 2020 | Catholic community

The past few weeks have seen many more of us working from outside our office wall. With this digital change comes new cyber threats. Here’s some tips and tricks to keep your data secure: Keeping data safe from loss Home systems tend to be less secure, and there’s a...

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