diocesan

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Although some bishops and religious orders had said they were open to an inquiry, the Spanish Episcopal Conference previously rejected a comprehensive investigation, instead encouraging victims to report their allegations to diocesan offices.

From Seattle Times

The head of the Spanish bishops’ conference has said it will set up internal commissions to clarify and investigate at diocesan level.

From Reuters

Some say the Church has the resources, such as diocesan anti-abuse committees, to do the work itself.

From Reuters

In 2005, the Diocese of Orange agreed to pay $100 million to settle claims filed by 90 people who said they were abused by priests and other diocesan employees, including at Mater Dei.

From Los Angeles Times

"In addition to planned church services, most dioceses will have a range of services available to join online and details will be posted on parish and diocesan websites."

From BBC