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CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY PASTORALE UNIVERSITAIRE ET COLLÉGIALE CATHOLIQUE DU CANADA www.cccm.ca

CCCM NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2013 regina, SK

ANNUAIRE 2013/2014 DIRECTORY

2013-2014 DIRECTORY ANNUAIRE 2013-2014

47 Queen’s Park Crescent East Suite #307 Toronto, ON M5S 2C3 (416) 506-0183 (416) 978-7821 [email protected] www.cccm.ca

CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY PASTORALE UNIVERSITAIRE ET COLLÉGIALE CATHOLIQUE DU CANADA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CCCM BOARD ............................................................................................................................ 1

CCSA STUDENT EXECUTIVE ....................................................................................................... 2 NATIONAL COORDINATOR CAMPUS VISITS ................................................................................ 3

SUPPORT FOR CAMPUS MINISTERS ........................................................................................... 4

COMPREHENSIVE CAMPUS MINISTRY.........................................................................................5 EVENTS .................................................................................................................................... 6

ALBERTA .................................................................................................................................. 9 BRITISH COLUMBIA ................................................................................................................. 10

MANITOBA ............................................................................................................................. 12 NEW BRUNSWICK.................................................................................................................... 13

NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR ............................................................................................... 14

NOVA SCOTIA ........................................................................................................................ 15 ONTARIO ............................................................................................................................... 16

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ....................................................................................................... 20 QUÉBEC ................................................................................................................................. 21

SASKATCHEWAN .................................................................................................................... 23

CCSA CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES............................................................................................25 PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS .................................................................................................... 26

IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION .................................................................................... 28 CCCM CONSTITUTION ............................................................................................................ 30

CCCM PROFESSIONAL CODE OF ETHICS .................................................................................. 39

Canadian Certificate in Youth Ministry Studies .......................................................................... 14 Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace .................................inside back cover

Capuchin Franciscans ……………………………………………………………………………………….44

Catholic Christian Outreach.......................................................................................................38 Catholic Register...................................................................................................................... 22

Congregation of Notre Dame....................................................................................................10 Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer..................................................................................27

Congregation of St. Basil ......................................................................................................... 37 Faith Connections ................................................................................................................... 43

Franciscan Friars of the Atonement ........................................................................................... 37

Franciscans of Western Canada.................................................................................................41 Jesuit Volunteers Canada...........................................................................................................9

Jesuits of English Canada ......................................................................................................... 24 Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate ....................................................................................29

Priests of the Sacred Heart ......................................................................................................23

Salesian Family of Saint John Bosco ....................................................................inside front cover Scarboro Missions ........................................................................................................ back cover

Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception ........................................................................ 12 Sisters of Holy Cross/Soeurs de Ste-Croix .................................................................................. 13

Sisters of St. Joseph Canadian Federation ................................................................................. 42 Ursuline Sisters of the Chatham Union ......................................................................................20

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CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY (CCCM) EXECUTIVE BOARD

Episcopal Liaison

Bishop Daniel Miehm Diocese of Hamilton

Nancy Quan

Western Representative St. Mary’s University College

Calgary, AB

[email protected]

Martha Fauteux

Treasurer and Central Representative

St. Jerome’s University

Waterloo, ON

[email protected]

Laura Hughes

Francophone Representative Université d’Ottawa

Ottawa, ON Laura.hughes@sacrecoeurottawa.

ca

Sr. Sue Kidd

Chair and Atlantic

Representative University of PEI

Charlottetown, PE [email protected]

Oriana Bertucci

Vice-Chair and

Central Representative

Ryerson University Toronto, ON

[email protected]

Brittney White

Member at Large St. Joseph’s College,

University of Alberta Edmonton, AB

[email protected]

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2013 Executive

Atlantic Reps: Adriana Viale - St. Francis Xavier University, [email protected]

Alex Driscoll - St. Thomas University, [email protected]

Central Reps: Paul Filaber - University of Toronto, [email protected]

Elsbeth Cossar - Concordia University, [email protected]

Western Reps: Elizabeth Fitzmaurice - University of Victoria, [email protected]

Bethany Hartman - St. Joseph’s College, [email protected]

CANADIAN CATHOLIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (CCSA)

2013 Executive

Adriana (president), Elsbeth, Elizabeth, Alex and Paul

2014 Executive will be elected at Fall 2013 CCSA conferences

2014 Executive (will begin their term on January 1st, 2014)

Atlantic Reps: Adam Blanchard - St. Thomas University

Arianne Melara - St. Thomas University

Central Reps: Bart Demczuk - Concordia University

Daniela Dabrowski - King’s University College

Western Reps: Dawn Kellington - St. Thomas More College

Sameh Kamel - St. Paul’s College


National Coordinator Campus Visits The National Coordinator provides new campus ministers with pastoral support and facilitates communication with the network of fellow campus ministers. Helpful information, successes,

challenges and lived-faith experiences are shared.

The National Coordinator’s visit provides support both for well-established communities and for those

that are struggling.

It is customary for the local community to provide accommodation and, if possible, airport pick-up.

A typical visit to the local campus could include:

Meeting with the campus minister(s).

Meeting with the local student community.

Participation at the community’s Eucharist or other liturgical gathering.

Meeting with the President, head of student services, or other related faculty or administration.

Meeting with the local Bishop.

Provide presentations on topics related to campus ministry.

The National Coordinator is:

Lori Neale

47 Queen’s Park Crescent East Suite #307

Toronto, ON M5S 2C3

Tel: (416) 506-0183 Email: [email protected]

Give me a call if you would like me to come visit. My goal is to

visit every campus at least once every two years.


CCCM Support for Campus Ministers Catholic campus ministry can be an isolating experience for the minister. Campus ministers constantly work at

developing community among students and staff, but their own collegial support may be inadequate. Often, a campus minister is the only person working in a ministry that by its nature does not model itself on any other ministry in the diocese or archdiocese. Jean Vanier, founder of L'Arche and well - known international author/ speaker said about CCCM:

" Your organization must have a primary goal of reflecting faith. As chaplains, young people need to

see you as happy, relaxed. The anxious transmission is through your bodies and our lives. You need to help students be in touch with healthy role models. Everything is achieved through model-

ing. How are chaplains seen as men and women of God, more than men and women who are organ-izers?"

When a campus minister is working alone in the ministry, the sense of isolation can intensify into discourage-ment and burnout. Particularly when a person is new to their role, is the sole chaplain on campus, or works in a multi-faith setting, feeling different and alone can become their norm. Catholic campus ministers need to have colleagues, however geographically distant, with whom to connect; to compare ideas and get advice in difficult pastoral situations, or just to share what is happening with someone else who has an intuitive appreciation of their situation. Throughout the year, campus ministers communicate easily through email and conference calls to maintain collegial relationships across the country. Without the sense of community, support and inspiration they receive from their annual conferences and ongo-ing communication with other Catholic campus ministers across the country, many campus ministers have ad-mitted that they probably would have left the ministry years ago. At their best, the annual CCCM conferences

invigorate, bring a sense of refreshment in the Spirit, and offer new perspectives and ideas for campus ministers to take back to their home diocese and campus. Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry (CCCM) offers the following means of assistance to campus ministers: New Campus Minister’s Institute – A great opportunity for people new (and not so new) to campus ministry. We highly recommend attending before or after your first year in a new campus ministry setting. The format consists of speakers, activities and small group work. You will receive resources and have a chance to ask ques-tions. The resources will help you address many of the unique pastoral challenges you will encounter in campus ministry. They also provide mentoring relationships and support from experienced campus ministers who have encountered similar challenges. National Conferences – Annual gatherings of Catholic campus ministers (CCCM) and Catholic students (CCSA), Conferences provide continuing education, networking, and professional development opportunities. Your Board Representative – Outreach from regional CCCM representative provides a year round connection to the network of campus ministers.

The National Coordinator – The National Coordinator (NC) make pastoral visits to campuses. It is helpful if you contact the National Coordinator when a new campus minister has been hired. This visit helps the campus min-ister to develop a relationship with the NC, which in turn connects them to the association and to other campus ministers. The NC is available to offer advice and support and connect you to other campus ministers who may


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Comprehensive Campus Ministry

The Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry promotes a Comprehensive

model of Campus Ministry. This model recognizes twelve elements of ministry which are all pathways to Christ, all manifest God’s love and all

call forth specific gifts and charisms. Such a model requires the competencies and leadership of a professional campus minister and the

generous gifts and talents of many in the Catholic community including

students, faculty, administrators, and members of Catholic organizations and movements. Together, we build One Body in Christ on campus.

Catholic Students’ Week is an excellent opportunity to highlight this model.


EVENTS FOR 2013-2014

Canadian Catholic Students’ Association Regional Conferences

This year, each region hosted their own regional conference. At each conference, members of the new 2014 CCSA executive were elected by their peers. Thank you to the organizers!

Central: Catholics in the City, October 25 - 27 Western: Created for Life, October 18 - 20 Atlantic: Make us an Instrument of your Peace November 8 - 10


CCCM and CCSA Catholic Students’ Week February 2-9, 2014

The purpose of Catholic Students Week is to profile and celebrate the many expressions of being Catholic on our campuses. We encourage students and campus ministers to organize events on campus during Catholic Students’ Week. Here is your chance to invite many different Catholic groups (on and off campus) to organize events which highlight their charism. Together, we can all witness to the gospel on campus. Students are encouraged to use this event to unite students who witness to the Gospel on campus.

Proclaiming Justice with Integrity January 31— Feb 2, 2014, Toronto

Spend a weekend with students and campus ministers across the country exploring ways to strengthen justice and service initiatives on campus. This event is being organized by the CCCM Global Connections committee in conjunction with Development and Peace, Jesuit Volunteers Canada, and Scarboro Missions.

United Nations Study Session March 2014, New York City

Spend two days with catholic university students from across North America and the world exploring Catholic Social Teaching and the role of the Catholic Church at the United Na-tions in New York City. It will include an opportunity for ser-vice work and a visit to the Holy See and the UN. This event is sponsored by the International Movement of Catholic Students.

More details to be found at cccm.ca.


2014 CCCM National Campus Ministry Conference

The board of CCCM invites you to come to our 2014 National Conference:

May 27 th—30 th, 2014 Toronto, ON The Conference will run from evening of Tuesday, May 27th through until the afternoon of Friday, May 30th. The New Campus Minister’s Institute (NCMI) will be held on May 27th. The national conference is an excellent opportunity for Campus Ministers/Chaplains to develop a supportive network across the country, learn from others, share ideas and reflect on our ministry with students, staff and faculty on our own campuses. Subsidies for first time attendees will be available. More details will be posted at www.cccm.ca after our November Board Meeting.

Photo by Ken Doerr


MOUNT ROYAL UNIVERSITY and

SOUTHERN ALBERTA INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY Fr. Sajo Jacob Puthussery

Chaplaincy Centre F122 4825 Mount Royal Gate SW

Calgary, AB T3E 6KS Phone: (403) 708-1560

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.rccampusministry.ca

ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Brittney White

Director of Campus Ministry

Fr. Glenn McDonald, C.S.B. St. Joseph’s College, University of Alberta

Edmonton, AB T6G 2J5 Phone: (780) 492-7681 x236

Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Website: www.stjosephscollege.ca

ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Nancy Quan

Director of Campus Ministry 14500 Bannister Rd. S.E.

Calgary, AB T2X 1Z4 Phone: (403) 254-3724


Website: www.stmu.ab.ca

UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY

Fr. Minh Boan Doan, OP, RC Chaplain MSC 373 A, University of Calgary

2500 University Drive NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4

Phone: (403) 220-3898

Email: [email protected] Website: www.ucalgary.ca/~catholic

UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE

Fr. Roque Pereira University Chaplain

St. Martha’s Parish 355 Columbia Blvd.

Lethbridge, AB T1K 5Y8

Phone: (403) 381-8891 Fax: (403) 328-3422

Email: [email protected] Website: www. stmarthas.ca/ministries/

university-catholic-community

ALBERTA

The Directory lists Campus Ministry contacts in Canada.

indicates membership in CCCM.


BRITISH COLUMBIA

REDEEMER PACIFIC COLLEGE

Fr. Justin Huang, Chaplain 7600 Glover Road

Langley, B.C. Canada V2Y 1Y1 Phone: (778) 928-1641


Website: www.rpcollege.bc.ca

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

Fr. Fernando Mignone Catholic Chaplain

Eileen Santos, Support Interfaith Centre AQ 3200

8888 University Drive

Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6 Phone: (778) 782-3180


Website: students.sfu.ca/interfaith

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Chaplains:

Fr. Rob Allore, SJ

Fr. Michael Stogre, SJ

St. Mark’s Parish

5935 Iona Drive Vancouver, BC V6T 1J7

Phone: (604) 822-4463 ext 126 Email: [email protected]

CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE

Krissy Chua Litam

Coordinator of Campus Ministry

Corpus Christi College

5935 Iona Drive

Vancouver, BC V6T 1J7 Phone: (604) 822-6862 ext 112

Email: [email protected] Website: corpuschristi.ca/campus-ministry

THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY

Adele Huculak, Campus Minister c/o Diocese of Kamloops

635A Tranquille Rd. Kamloops, BC V2B 3H5

Phone: (250) 376-3351 ext.112


UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA OKANAGAN & OKANAGAN COLLEGE

Andrea Kouwenhoven St. Charles Garnier Parish

3645 Benvoulin Drive,

Kelowna, BC V1W 4M7 Phone: (250) 860-6776





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UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN

BRITISH COLUMBIA Eunice Hii

UNBC Chaplaincy P.O. Box 7000

6500 Southridge Avenue

Prince George, B.C. V2N 3Z2 Phone: (250) 564-4097

Fax: (250) 964-2101 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.pgdiocese.bc.ca

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA and

CAMOSUN COLLEGE

Fr. Dean N. Henderson Chaplain, Catholic Chaplaincy

Interfaith Chaplain Services 142 Campus Services Building

P. O. Box 3015 Victoria, BC V8W 3P1

Phone: (250) 721-8339


Website: www.uvic.ca/multifaith




MANITOBA

UNIVERSITÉ DE

SAINT-BONIFACE

Sr. Norma McDonald, CSC 200, av de la Cathédrale

Saint-Boniface, MB R2H 0H7 Téléphone: (204) 233-0210 poste 424

Courriel: [email protected]

Site Web: ustboniface.mb.ca/cusb/pastoral

RED RIVER COLLEGE Judy Johnson

College Chaplains 2055 Notre Dame Ave.

Winnipeg, MB R3H 0J9

Phone: (204) 632-2061 (Thursdays) Email: [email protected]

ST. PAUL’S COLLEGE and

UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA Sr. Elaine Baete, SGM, Director

of Campus Ministry Rev. Michael Koryluk, Chaplain

Eliude Cavalcante, Assistant Campus Minister 70 Dysart Rd Winnipeg, MB R3T 2M6

Phone: (204) 474-9784


[email protected] Website: www.umanitoba.ca/stpauls

UNIVERSITY OF BRANDON St. Augustine’s Parish

327 Fourth St.Brandon, MB R7A 3H1 Phone: (204) 727-4728





NEW BRUNSWICK

MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY

St. Vincent’s Parish 63 Charlotte St.

Sackville, NB E4L 2Y5 Phone: (506) 536-1460 / 857-3177

Fax: (506) 536-3155

ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY

Fr. Don Savoie

Janice Ryan Campus Ministry

St. Thomas University 51 Dineen Drive

Fredericton, NB E3B 5G3

Phone: (506) 452-0643 (Fr. Don) (506) 452-0636 (Janice)


[email protected] Website: www.stu.ca

UNIVERSITÉ DE MONCTON

Sr. Ida Nowlan Notre Dame d’Acadie

Université de Moncton, local 227

Moncton, NB

E1A 3E9 Téléphone: (506) 858-1189

Télécopieur: (506) 858-4523 Courriel: [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK

Vacant—Saint John Campus UNBSJ Campus Ministry

100 Tucker Park Road P.O. Box 5050

Saint John, N.B. E2L 4L5

Phone: (506) 634-0446

UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK Fredericton campus

see St. Thomas University




NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Sara Broderick, Coordinator of Youth and Young

Adult Ministry

Archdiocese of St. John’s St. John’s, NL A1C 5H5

Phone: (709) 726-3660 Fax: (709) 726-8021


Website: www.mun.ca/ministries/roman

www.rcsj.org/mun-chaplaincy

SIR WILFRED GRENFELL COLLEGE Vacant

1 University Drive Room AS 232D

Corner Brook, NL A2H 6T2 Phone: (709) 640-3433


NOVA SCOTIA

ACADIA UNIVERSITY Fr. Craig Cameron

Deacon David Hasler St. Francis of Assisi Church Rectory

118 Main St.

Wolfville, NS B4P 1B7 Phone: (902) 542-3074


[email protected] Website: www.franlaw.ca

CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY

Fr. Martin MacDougall Sr. Catherine MacFarlane

P. O. Box 5300 1250 Grand Lake Road

Sydney, NS B1P 6L2 Phone:

Chaplain: (902) 563-1173

Student Staff: (902) 563-1385 Email: [email protected],

[email protected] Website: www.cbu.ca/sscid=chaplaincy

DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY Fr. Rob Arsenault

St. Joseph’s Newman Centre 6345 Coburg Rd.

Dalhousie University

Halifax, NS B3V 2N9 Phone: (902) 422-8265


Website: http://www.dal.ca/sjnc

MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY Kim MacAuley

Spiritual Life Coordinator Mount St. Vincent University

166 Bedford Highway

Halifax, NS B3M 2J6 Phone: (902) 457-6446 (Chaplain)

(902) 457-6359 (Secretary) Fax: (902) 445-2201


ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY

Fr. Anthony O’Connor

Laurel ‘Muffy’ McIntyre St. Francis Xavier University

P.O. Box 5000 Antigonish, MS B2G 2W5 Phone: (902)867-2279 (Fr. Anthony)

(902) 867-2320 (Muffy) Fax: (902) 867-5138


[email protected] Website: www.stfx.ca/chaplaincy

SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY

Fr. Rob Arsenault

Chaplains’ Office Saint Mary’s University

923 Robie Street Halifax, NS B3H 3C3 Phone: (902) 420-5502

Fax: (902) 420-5129


UNIVERSITÉ SAINTE-ANNE Sylvestre Muise/Hughie Batheson

Student Services Pointe-de-l’Église, Digby, NE B0W 1M0

Phone: (902) 769-2930




ONTARIO

ALGOMA UNIVERSITY

Anastasia Pasiak Bellini

Campus Ministry Coordinator Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Phone: 705-256-0849


ASSUMPTION UNIVERSITY and the

UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR Fr. Paul McGill, C.S.B.

Thomas Dula, Faith Formation Coordinator

Chisandra Skipper, Program Coordinator 2629 Riverside Drive West

Windsor, ON N9B 1B4 Phone: (519) 253-3000 ext. 3396 (Fr. Paul)

ext 3369 (Thomas) Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Website: www.uwindsor.ca/catholic

BRESCIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Catherinanne George

Brescia University College 1285 Western Rd.

London, ON N6G 1H2

Phone: (519) 432-8353, ext. 28258 Fax: (519) 858-5137

Email: [email protected] Website: www.brescia.uwo.ca

BROCK UNIVERSITY

Br. Raoul Masseur, Chaplain

Greg Robertson, Associate Chaplain James Carnegie, Assistant Chaplain

Campus Ministries, 217 DeCew Residence 500 Glenridge St

St. Catharine’s, ON L2S 3A1 Phone: (905) 688-5550 ext. 4764 or 4705

Fax: (905) 688-2110


[email protected] Website: www.brocku.ca/campus-ministries

CARLETON UNIVERSITY Fr. Tim McCauley

Room T14 Tory Tunnel 1125 Colonel By Drive

Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6 Phone: (613) 520-2896 or 520-7400

Fax: (613) 730-3210

Email: [email protected] Website: www5.carleton.ca/rcc

FLEMING COLLEGE

Fr. Tom Lynch

Andrew Hammon, Youth Minister St. Mary’s Church

40 Russel St. East, Lindsay, ON K9V 2A4 Phone: (705) 324-4828

Fax: (705) 324-3791

Email: [email protected] Website: www.stmarylindsay.ca




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KING’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE at

WESTERN UNIVERSITY Director: Fr. Michael Béchard

Campus Ministers: Janet Loo, Annette Donovan Panchaud,

Maija Wilson, Melissa Page Nichols

King’s University College 266 Epworth Ave.

London, ON N6A 2M3 Phone: (519) 963-1477

Fax: (519) 963-1476

Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],

[email protected] [email protected]

Website: www.uwo/kings/student.services/campus-ministry

LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY

Sr. Alice Greer, CSJ, Ed.D Lakehead University

Room # UC 1002 955 Oliver Rd. Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5E1

Phone: (807) 343-8002


Website: www.lakeheadu.ca

LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY (see University of Sudbury)

MCMASTER UNIVERSITY

Fr. Joe Selvanayagam Pastor of Canadian Martyrs

38 Emerson Street, Hamilton, ON L8S 2X3 Phone: (905)528-4632

Fax: (905) 528-9690

Email: [email protected] Website: www.mcmaster.ca/chaplain/

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Sr. Eileen Schuller, OSU Sr. Mary McIntyre, CSJ

Chaplaincy Centre

McMaster University, MUSC-231 Hamilton, ON L8S 4S4

Phone: (905) 525-9140 ext. 23390 Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY

Fr. Raymond J. de Souza Newman House - The Roman Catholic Mission at

Queens University 192 Frontenac St.

Kingston, ON K7L 3Z1

Phone: Newman House: (613) 541-3067 Fax: (613) 546-7129


ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE

Pascal Delisle, RC Chaplain

P.O. Box 17000 Stn. Forces Kingston, ON K7K 7B4

Phone: (613) 541-6000 ext 6284 Fax: (613) 541-6825


RYERSON UNIVERSITY

Fr. Michael Busch, Chaplain

Fr. Pawel Zborowski, Assistant Chaplain Oriana Bertucci, Director of Campus Ministry

CCO: Cheryl Lynn Lina, Megan Crowe, Ben Turland Ryerson Catholic Campus Ministry

St. Michael's Cathedral

200 Church St Toronto, ON M5B 1Z2 Phone: (416) 364-0234 ext. 239


[email protected]

Website: www.ryersoncatholic.ca




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UNIIVERSITY OF GUELPH Ania Krysciak

Counseling and Resource Centre Raithby House

University of Guelph

Guelph, ON N1G 2W1 Phone: (519) 500-3830


Website: www.uoguelph.ca/~ucc/

UNIVERSITÉ D’OTTAWA

Laura Hughes, SSMN

Sacré Coeur, Le Portik 591, rue Cumberland

Ottawa, ON K1N 7K3 Téléphone: (613) 236-5743 poste 231

Télécopieur: (613) 236-9672 Courriel: [email protected]

Site Web: www.portik.ca

R.C. Chaplain

Fr. Paul Cormier 30 Goulbourn Ave.

Ottawa, ON KIN 8C8

Téléphone: (613) 565-4353 Courriel: [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF ONTARIO INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY (UOIT)

Deacon William Letterio Oshawa, ON

Email: [email protected] Website: www.durhamcatholics.com

ST. JEROME’S UNIVERSITY

Martha Fauteux

St. Jerome’s University 290 Westmount Road North

Waterloo, ON N2L 3G3

Phone: (519) 884-8111 ext 28215 Fax: (519) 884-5759

Email: [email protected] Website: www.sju.ca

ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY/ UNIVERSITÉ SAINT-

PAUL

Denise Desrochers, Coordinatrice de pastorale

Fr. Daniel Renaud, OMI, Chaplain St. Paul University/Université Saint-Paul

223 Rue Main, Ottawa, ON K1S 1C4

Téléphone: (613) 236-1393

poste 2366 (Denise) poste 2272 (P. Daniel)

Courriel: [email protected] [email protected]

Site Web: www.ustpaul.ca

SAULT COLLEGE

Anastasia Pasiak Bellini

Campus Ministry Coordinator Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Phone: 705-256-0849 Email: [email protected]

TRENT UNIVERSITY Fr. Craig Cruikshank, Director

Mary Helen Moes, Youth Minister VEYO - Vocation, Evangelization and Youth Office,

Diocese of Peterborough 208 Romaine St. Peterborough, ON K9J 2C4

Phone: (705) 749-0330


Website: www.veyopeterboro.org




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UNIVERSITY OF ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE

Marilyn Elphick, Director of Campus Ministry

Fr. Francois Mifsud, OP, Chaplain University of St. Michael’s College

81 St. Mary Street Toronto, ON M5S 1J4

Phone: (416) 926-7278 (Marilyn) (416) 926-1300 ext 3439 (Fr. Francois)

Fax: (416) 926-7276


Website: stmikes.utoronto.ca/campusministry

UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY

UNIVERSITÉ de SUDBURY

Fr. David Shulist, SJ Director of Spiritual Services

Fr. Ron Perron, SJ, Chaplain 935 Ramsey Lake Road

Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6 Phone: (705) 673-5661 ext 310

Fax: (705) 673-7775


Website: http://usudbury.ca/

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO NEWMAN

CENTRE

Fr. Chris Cauchi Executive Director & Pastor

Erin Kinsella, Associate Director of Campus Ministry

89 St. George St. Toronto, ON M5S 2E8

Phone: (416) 979-2468 ext 223


[email protected] Website: www.newmantoronto.com

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MISSISSAUGA

Fr. Marc Andre Campbell, Chaplain

Veronica Pereira, Campus Minister St. Joseph’s Parish

5440 Durie Rd. Mississauga, ON L5M 2J5 Phone: (905) 826-7266

Email: [email protected] Website: www.utmcsc.wordpress.com

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCARBOROUGH Fr. Edwin Gonsalves

Toronto, ON Phone: (416) 968-0997


UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO

SEE: St. Jerome’s University

UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR SEE: Assumption University

WESTERN UNIVERSITY SEE: King’s College and Brescia University

WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY

Ania Krysciak, Catholic Chaplain

Multifaith Resource Team Arts Bldg Rm 1C12

75 University Ave, Waterloo, ON N2L 3C5 Phone: (519) 500-3830


YORK UNIVERSITY

Fr. Carlos Martins, CC Fr. Bernard Messier, CC

Sam Cummings, Pastoral Assistant Joe Zambon, Pastoral Assistant

York Catholic Chaplaincy

4700 Keele St., Suite 453 Student Centre, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3

Phone: (416) 736-5369 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.yorku.ca/catholic




UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Sr. Susan Kidd, CND

Chaplaincy Centre 550 University Avenue

Charlottetown, PE C1A 1A9 Phone: (902) 894-2876


Website: www.upei.ca

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND



FF

Are you a listening woman

who wants to leave the beaten path

to listen to the earth and its inhabitants,

especially the marginalized ones?

Are you a treasuring woman

who wants to walk in mutuality with others?

Are you a daring woman

who challenges the status quo,

who dreams of new possibilities,

who explores alternatives?

YES ?

Then come check us out,

URSULINES OF CHATHAM, ONTARIO,

and find some kindred spirits!

URSULINE SISTERS OF THE CHATHAM UNION

20 MERICI WAY, CHATHAM, ON N7L 3L8

PHONE: 519-352-5225, ext. 1018; FAX: 519-352-3729

E-MAIL: [email protected]

Website: www.ursulines.org

Angela Merici

Foundress


BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY AND

CHAMPLAIN REGIONAL COLLEGE

Venerable Rev. Heather Thomson (Ecumenical)Room 216 Marjori Donald House

Lennoxville, Québec J1M 1Z7 Téléphone: (819) 822-9600 ext 2718


CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY

Loyola and Sir George William Campus

Concordia University Multi-faith Chaplaincy Fr. Paul Anyidoho, RC Chaplain

7141 Sherbrooke St. West, suite AD 130 Montréal, Québec H4B 1R6

Téléphone: (514) 848-2424 ext 3586 Courriel: [email protected]

Site Web: www.concordia.ca

MARIONAPOLIS COLLEGE

Sharon Rankin 4873 avenue Westmount

Westmount, Québec H3Y 1X9


MCGILL UNIVERSITY NEWMAN CENTRE

Nathan Gibbard, Director

Rev. Gregory Nuñez, Chaplain Terrel Joseph

3484, rue Peel Street

Montréal, Québec H3A 3T6 Telephone: (514) 398-4106


[email protected]

[email protected] Website: www.newmancentre.org

UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL

Ptre. Jean Abud, Aumônier

Jean-Bernard Rousseau, Agent de Pastorale

QUÉBEC

1573 A – 2325 Rue de vie Etudiante

Québec City, Québec G1V 0B1

Téléphone: (418) 656-2131 poste 4250 (Jean) poste 4258 (Jean-Bernard)

Courriel: [email protected] [email protected]

UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL

Sabrina di Matteo, Directrice

CENTRE ÉTUDIANT BENOÎT-LACROIX

2715, chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine Montréal, Québec H3T 1B6


Site Web: www.cebl.org

UNIVERSITÉ DU QUÉBEC À MONTRÉAL

Madeleine Delisle, Jorge Falla Luque IKTUS - Local DS-3290

320 rue Sainte-Catherine Est CP 8888 - Succ Centre-Ville

Montréal, Québec H3C 3P8

Téléphone: (514) 987-3000 poste 6597 Courriel: [email protected]

Site Web: www.iktus.ca

UNIVERSITÉ DU QUÉBEC

À TROIS RIVIÈRES Ptre. Georges Croteau s.g.

Animateur de pastorale

Trois-Rivières, Québec J1M 1Z7 Téléphone: (819) 376-5197


UNIVERSITÉ DE SHERBROOKE

Philippe Labelle, prêtre. B1-1013, Pavillon Georges-Cabana

2500 boul. de l'Université, Sherbrooke, J1K2R1 Téléphone: 819 821-8000 poste 63936





SASKATCHEWAN

CAMPION COLLEGE at the

UNIVERSITY OF REGINA

Stephanie Molloy, Campus Minister Edmund Lo, SJ & Eric Hanna, SJ

Campus Ministry Pastoral Support Donna Soder, Clerical Support

Campion College 3737 Wascana Pkwy

University of Regina

Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Phone: (306) 586-0201

1-800-667-7282 Email: [email protected]

[email protected]


Website: www.campioncollege.ca/campus-ministry

SHEPTYTSKY INSTITUTE/

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN

Laurie Friesen 1236 College Drive

Saskatoon, SK S7H 4P3 Phone: (306) 244-7720


Website: www.skeparchy.org

ST. PETER’S COLLEGE Rev. Paul Paproski

P.O. Box 40

Muenster, SK S0K 2Y0 Phone: (306) 682-7888

Fax: (306) 682-4402 E-mail: [email protected]

ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGE at the

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN

Michael MacLean Rev. André Lalach

Madeline Oliver 1437 College Drive

Saskatoon, SK S7N 0W6 Phone: (306) 966-8931 (Michael)

(306) 966-8930 (Fr. André)

(306) 966-8940 (Madeline) Fax: (306) 966-8904


[email protected]

Website: www.stmcollege.ca



Contact Vocation Director Priests of the Sacred Heart

58 High Park Blvd, Toronto, ON 416 531-1454 www.sjcanada.org


CCSA Campus Reps

ALGOMA UNIVERSITY Omen Ahiaegbe [email protected]

CAMPION COLLEGE AT U OF REGINA Madyson Davis [email protected]

CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY Timika Boudreau [email protected]

CARLETON UNIVERSITY Adrian Mascarenhas [email protected]

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY Elsbeth Cossar [email protected]

CORPUS CHRISTI/ST. MARK’S/UBC Michael Goco [email protected]

KING'S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE at the UWO Madelaine Uliana [email protected]

MCGILL UNIVERSITY Julian Paparella [email protected]

MCMASTER UNIVERSITY Communications Dir. [email protected]

RYERSON UNIVERSITY Exec [email protected]

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY Rae Horsman [email protected]

ST. JEROME'S UNIVERSITY Angela Manella [email protected]

ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE Sameh Kamel [email protected]

ST THERESE INST. OF FAITH AND MISSION Danielle Baillergeon [email protected]

ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGE Marika Cameron [email protected]

ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY Alex Driscoll [email protected]

TRENT UNIVERSITY Exec [email protected]

UNIVERSITÉ DE SAINT-BONIFACE Caryne Chartier [email protected]

UNIVERSITÉ DE MONCTON Aurélie Juste [email protected]

U OF ALBERTA AND ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Ijay Ezekeke [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY Tom Boston [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Hunter Norton [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY Ruva Gwekwerere [email protected]

U OF TORONTO - MISSISSAUGA Paul Filaber [email protected]

U OF TORONTO - NEWMAN CENTRE Christina Alaimo [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA Tesi Carmona Wagner [email protected]

Please notify Lori Neale of any changes to

this roster, [email protected].


PARTNER MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS

CANADIAN CATHOLIC ORGANIZATION FOR

DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE

400-80 Hayden Street Toronto, ON M4Y 3G2

Youth Programs: Shelley Burgoyne Marie-Hélène Roy

Phone: 1-800-494-1401 ext 230 Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] Website: www.devp.org or

http://youth.devp.org

CANADIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH MINISTRY

STUDIES Susannah Johnson, Director

151 McCaul Street, Toronto, ON, M5T 1W3 Phone: (416) 593-6520


Website: www.ccyms.ca

CAPUCHIN FRANCISCANS

Brother Stephen Van Massenhoven, ofm Vocation Minister

2100 Jane St.

Toronto, ON M3M 1A1 Phone: (416) 241-3101 ext. 248


Website: www.capuchins.ca

CATHOLIC CHRISTIAN OUTREACH

Eric Chow, Western Regional Director Eric Myatt, Eastern Regional Director

1247 Kilborn Place Ottawa, ON K1S 5A5 Phone: (613) 736-1999


[email protected] Website: www.cco.ca/campus

CATHOLIC SCHOOL CHAPLAINS

OF ONTARIO (CSCO)

David McNorgan, President 30 Wentworth Street North

Hamilton, ON L8L 8H5 Phone: (905) 522-3581

Email: [email protected] Website: www.csco.ca

FAITH CONNECTIONS Sr. Mechtilde O’Mara, CSJ, Ministry Director

Vanessa Nicholas-Schmidt, Program Director 101 Thorncliffe Park Dr.

Toronto, ON M4H 1M2

Phone: (416) 467-2645 Fax: (416) 429-6414

Email: [email protected] Website: www.faithconnections.ca

FRANCISCAN FRIARS OF THE ATONEMENT

Fr. Damian MacPherson, S.A.

Fr. Dennis Polanco, S.A., Vocation Director 15 Laxton Ave. Toronto, ON M6K 1K8


[email protected]

Website: www.AtonementFriars.org

JESUITS IN ENGLISH CANADA Jesuit Vocation Office

Fr. William Mbugua, SJ, Assistant for Vocations

43 Queen’s Park Crescent East Toronto, ON M5S 2C3

Phone: (416) 962-4500 ext 236 Fax: (416) 962-4501

Email: [email protected] Website: www.jesuits.ca

Partnership is available to groups and organizations which support CCCM in promoting the

mission of the Church and higher education with a professional and comprehensive vision.


JESUIT VOLUNTEERS CANADA

Fr. David Shulist, SJ, Director Andrea Weerdenburg, Program Coordinator

Loyola House, Guelph, ON Phone: (519) 820-8204


Website: www.jesuitvolunteers.ca

THE REDEMPTORISTS Rev. David Purcell, C. Ss.R.

Coordinator of Vocation Ministry 151 McCaul Street, Toronto, ON, M5T 1W3 Phone: (416) 593-6520

Email: [email protected] Website: www.Redemptorists.ca

ROMERO HOUSE

Sarah Villiger, Executive Director

1558 Bloor St. West. Toronto, ON Phone: (416) 763-1303

Email: [email protected] Website: www.romerohouse.org

SCARBORO MISSIONS

Fr. Ron MacDonell, sfm Carolyn Doyle (short term mission)

2685 Kingston Rd. Scarborough, ON M1M 1M4

Phone: (416) 261-7135 ext 250

1-800-260-4815 ext 280 Email: [email protected]


Website: www.scarboromissions.ca

SOEURS DE SAINTE CROIX /

SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS Sr. Norma McDonald, CSC



IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION

NATIONAL EPISCOPAL LIAISON

Most Rev. Daniel Miehm Auxiliary Bishop of Hamilton

700 King St. West Hamilton, ON L8P 1C7

Phone: (905) 528-7988


CANADIAN CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS (CCCB)

Msgr. Patrick Powers General Secretary

2500 Don Reid Drive

Ottawa, ON K1H 2J2 Phone: (613) 241- 9461

Fax: (613) 241- 8117 Email: [email protected]

ASSOCIATION OF CATHOLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN CANADA

Dr. Terrence Downey ACCUC Chair

St. Thomas More College 1437 College Dr.

Saskatoon, SK S7N 0W6

Phone: (306) 966 - 8903 Email: [email protected]

CANADIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH MINISTRY NETWORK

(CCYMN)

Mary Helen Moes - Chair Youth Ministry Consultant

Catholic Youth Organization, Diocese of Hamilton 250 Bennett Street

Peterborough, ON K9H 5B6


Website: www.ccymn.ca

CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY ASSOCIATION

- U.S. National Catholic Campus Ministry Association Executive Director

1430 Reading Road, Suite 400

Cincinnati, OH 45202-1460

Phone: (888) 714-6631

(513) 842-0167 Fax: (513) 842-0171


Website: www.ccmanet.org

NCSC (U.S. National Catholic Student Coalition) International Relations Chairperson

The National Catholic Student Coalition

45 Lovette Avenue Newark, DE 19717

Phone: (302) 463-5538 E-mail: [email protected]

INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT of CATHOLIC STUDENTS (IMCS)

International President: Charles Ochero Cornelio Secretary General: Camila Jara Aparicio

International Chaplain: Fr. V. Henry Jerome, SJ 7 Impasse Reille

75014 Paris, France

Phone: +33 1 45 44 70 75 Fax: +33 1 42 84 04 53

Email: [email protected] Website: www.imcs-miec.org

Fr. Mark Blom, OMI


FOREWORD

A Brief History

The Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry (CCCM) and the Canadian Catholic Student Association (CCSA)

have developed through close connections and collaboration. The International Chaplain of the International

Movement of Catholic Students (IMCS) has stated that CCCM is one of the strongest and most-developed

Catholic Campus Ministry/Chaplain associations in the world. This is due not only to the close chaplain-student

relationship but also due to the tremendous support and leadership that the Canadian Conference of Catholic

Bishops (CCCB) has provided since establishing an Episcopal Liaison in 1946 and a National Chaplain (now

known as National Coordinator) in 1948.

1673 — First French Catholic University in Canada (Quebec, PQ)

1848 — First English Catholic University in Canada (Ottawa, ON)

1905 — First Newman Club in Canada (Toronto, ON)

1931 — Canadian Province of U.S. Newman Federation is formed

1942 — Canadian Newman Federation is formed (primarily Catholic clubs on secular campuses but also in

some Catholic colleges)

1946 — Canadian Newman Movement admitted to the International Student Organization (Pax Romana); His

Eminence James Cardinal McGuigan becomes the first Episcopal moderator

1948 — First National Chaplain appointed by Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops

1952 — Newman Canada hosts the World Pax Romana Conference in Montreal with 3,000 attendees

1960s — Common conferences — Catholic and secular (Newman Clubs) Colleges/Universities

1970s — CCCM and CCSA take present form.

1980 — National Coordinator/National Chaplain becomes full-time position funded by CCCB

1980-90s — CCCM and CCSA host and/or are represented at regional, national, and international conferences

1998 — Revenue Canada charitable status received; incorporated with Industry Canada

CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY

PASTORALE UNIVERSITAIRE ET COLLÉGIALE CATHOLIQUE DU CANADA

Constitution and By-Laws


1999 — Establishment of Sherlock Lecture to honour the contributions of Most Rev. John M. Sherlock, Bishop

Emeritus of London, to the CCCM over several decades, especially as Episcopal Liaison

2000 — CCCM Board changes from advisory to executive board

2002 — Inaugural Sherlock Lecture at CCCM Conference in London, ON

— Hosts University Café on University Day as part of International Chaplain’s Forum at World Youth

Day (Toronto)

2003 — CCSA executive restructuring at three annual fall regional conferences

2004 — National Coordinator status changes from self-employed to employee of the CCCM Board

2005 — CCSA Bi-annual National Student Leadership Conference January 2005 (bilingual) (again in 2007,

2009, 2010, 2012)

2006 — Strategic plan adopted with newly articulated core purpose:

CCCM — Supporting campus ministry in promoting the mission of the Church in higher education.

CCSA — Uniting students who witness to the Gospel on campus

2007 — National Office moves to Toronto

2009 - First CCCM and CCSA One Body in Christ Roundtable with Catholic organizations and movements

who work with/wish to work with university students. Now bi-annually. Establish vision of comprehen-

sive campus ministry (now bi-annually)

2010 - First Recognition of Campus Ministers who meet the Professional Standards (now annually)

2011 - CCCM is recognized as a national private lay association of the faithful by the Canadian Conference of

Catholic Bishops (1 of only 2 groups with this status, the second being the Catholic Women's League)

Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry Constitution continued...


CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE I — NAME

The association shall be known as Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry, hereinafter called CCCM.

ARTICLE II — INCORPORATION

CCCM is incorporated as a Canadian non-profit organization governed by an executive board.

ARTICLE III — PATRON

The patron of the association shall be St. Thomas Aquinas, patron saint of Catholic universities and colleges as

well as academics, scholars, and students.

ARTICLE IV — PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVE

Purpose: CCCM is the official national Canadian network of professional Catholic campus ministers/

chaplains grounded in the tradition of the Catholic Church.

Inspired by the vision of Vatican II, CCCM exists to bring the gospel of Christ to post-secondary edu-

cational institutions. This is accomplished through a national network, the ministry of the National

Coordinator and the CCCM Executive Board, publications, programs, other means of sharing re-

sources, and national and regional campus ministers’ and students’ conferences.

Objective: To support Campus Ministry in promoting the mission of the Church in higher education.

ARTICLE V — POLICY

Policies adopted by CCCM shall be kept in a Policy and Procedures Manual.

ARTICLE VI — MEMBERSHIP

A. General

1. Professional Catholic chaplains/campus ministers appointed to and/or recognized by and serving in

any Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible for general membership, which is conferred

upon payment of fees.

2. General members are entitled to hold office and attend, make motions, and vote at the Annual Gen-

eral Meeting (AGM).

3. Membership fees will be determined at the AGM.

B. Ex -Officio

Ex-officio membership will be accorded to the Episcopal Liaison, who is appointed by the Canadian

Conference of Catholic Bishops and the National Coordinator of CCCM. The term of the Episcopal

Liaison shall be for the duration of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops' appointment.

C. Partners

Partnership is available to groups and organizations which support CCCM in promoting the mission of

the Church in higher education. Partners may not hold office or vote. They shall be permitted to make

presentations to the membership at the AGM by invitation of the Board. Partners must retire from the

meeting upon the completion of the presentation.


D. Non-members

Non-members shall be permitted to make presentations to the membership at the AGM by invitation of

the Board. Non-members must retire from the meeting upon the completion of the presentation.

ARTICLE VII — ORGANIZATION

A. Executive Board of Directors

1. The CCCM Executive Board shall be the directing committee of Canadian Catholic Campus Minis-

try. The members of this board shall be referred to as directors.

2. Membership shall consist of four regional representatives, one francophone representative and one

member at-large.

(i) The regions shall be known as East, Central, and West and represent the Atlantic,

Quebec and Ontario, and the Prairies and British Columbia membership respectively. One person shall

represent the East, two persons shall represent Central and one person shall represent the West. The

regions shall elect (a) representative(s) from among themselves.

(ii) The francophone representative shall be elected by members who work on a

bilingual or French speaking university or college.

(iii) Member-at-large shall be elected by the general membership.

3. Nominations may be made from the general membership and must be provided before the AGM at

the CCCM annual conference.

4. Directors will be chosen by simple majority vote by those CCCM general members in attendance at

the AGM.

5. The elected directors' terms of office shall be effective July 1 of the year of election. Directors' terms

of office shall be for two years with the possibility of serving the maximum of two consecutive terms.

Termination dates for directors' terms shall be staggered to provide for an annual election and for

maintaining a balance of directors currently serving who are in first and second years of their terms of

office.

6. Members of the board will also include the Episcopal Liaison and the National Coordinator as ex

officio members.

7. The primary role of every board member is to participate in board meeting discussions and decisions,

provide direction and support for the National Coordinator, and to assume other duties as needed.

8. Other roles and responsibilities will be detailed in the Policy and Procedures Manual.

B. Vacancies

In the event of a vacancy among the elected members of the executive board, the board may appoint a

member of CCCM to complete the term of the vacated position.

C. Removal

A director of the board may be removed from office for violations of the CCCM Code of Ethics (found in

the Policy and Procedures Manual) or for dereliction of duties.

ARTICLE VIII — OFFICERS


A. Directors shall elect from among themselves the Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer for one-year

terms of office.

B. Vacancies

In the event of a vacancy among the officers of the executive board, the board may elect one of the direc-

tors to complete the term of the vacated position.

ARTICLE IX — DUTIES OF OFFICERS

A. Chair

1. Works in consultation with the National Coordinator in developing meeting agendas and providing

necessary materials for the meetings.

2. Chairs board meetings and the CCCM AGM. If the Chair is up for re-election, another board member

chairs that portion of the meeting.

3. Initiates scheduling of meetings in consultation with the board members.

4. Initiates contact with National Coordinator for ongoing dialogue, support, and feedback.

5. Maintains effective communications with board members.

B. Vice-Chair

Acts in the place of the Chair when the Chair is unavailable.

C. Secretary

Records and circulates minutes of meetings and action items.

D. Treasurer

1. Provides co-signing on behalf of the board as requested.

2. Presents the financial report at board meetings and AGM.

E. Signing Officers

The signing officers of the association shall be the National Coordinator, the Treasurer, and another person

designated by the CCCM Board.

ARTICLE X — STANDING COMMITTEES

A. The CCCM Board of Directors may appoint standing committees to conduct the ordinary business of the

association. The membership of said committees may include members of the board and members of the

general membership.

B. The board of directors shall appoint chairpersons for its standing committees.

ARTICLE XI — MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES

A. General Meeting

1. The AGM shall take place during the annual CCCM Conference.

2. The board of directors is responsible for organizing the AGM.


B. Annual Conference Site

The annual conference and AGM shall be determined by the National Coordinator in consultation with

member universities.

C. Expenses

AGM and annual conference expenses shall be paid through fundraising and the levy of fees.

D. Annual Conference Committees

The hosting body shall strike an organizing committee. The committee will establish a theme, develop a

program, and designate a suitable venue for the conference. The National Coordinator will be a member of

the conference committee and will act as a liaison between the committee and the board.

ARTICLE XII — ELIGIBILITY, NOMINATIONS, AND ELECTIONS

A. Eligibility for Office

Only those members who hold general membership shall be eligible for nomination and election to the board

of directors.

B. Term of Office

Directors may be elected for a two-year term of office, and may be elected for a second two-year term. Sub-

sequent election may occur only after a one-year absence from the board.

C. Nominations and Elections Committee

1. Directors not returning to the board will be asked to form a nominations committee. They shall seek

nominations which may also be offered freely by the membership.

2. The committee shall also act as scrutineers for any election that may occur at the AGM.

3. Members of the board may be elected by a majority vote of the membership or by acclamation.

ARTICLE XIII — FINANCE

A. Financial Projects

Projects of CCCM, its board, or National Office shall be financed by special fundraising efforts undertaken

in its name by the National Coordinator or a designated individual or committee.

B. Audit Year

The fiscal year of the CCCM shall be May 1 to April 30. The National Coordinator and Treasurer shall pre-

sent an accounting of annual income and expenditures as part of the AGM.

C. Audit of Accounts

An Audit Committee of two people will be appointed by the CCCM membership at each AGM for the up-

coming fiscal year. This committee will review the financial report before it is presented at the next AGM.


ARTICLE XIV — NATIONAL COORDINATOR

A. Duties and Responsibilities

1. Works in consultation with the Chair in developing meeting agendas and providing necessary materials

for the meetings.

2. Provides mid-year and annual reports on activities.

3. With the Treasurer, provides reports on finances and a budget proposal for the upcoming year.

4. Takes on responsibilities and mandates for projects as assigned by the board.

5. Maintains communications with board members.

B. Further responsibilities of the National Coordinator are outlined in the Policy and Procedures Manual.

ARTICLE XV — AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS

A. Amendments to the CCCM Constitution may be made by a two-thirds majority vote of the general mem-

bers present at the CCCM Annual General Meeting, providing that notice of intent has been given one

month prior to the aforementioned AGM.

B. Amendments to CCCM By-Laws may be made by a majority vote of the general members present at the

CCCM Annual General Meeting providing that notice of intent has been given one month prior to the

aforementioned AGM.

ARTICLE XVI — PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE

The conduct of CCCM Board meetings and the AGM shall be governed by Robert’s Rules of Order.

Adopted: May 23, 2004

Revised and Ratified: June 7, 2008

Revised and Ratified: May 25, 2013

BY-LAWS

ARTICLE I — MEMBERSHIP FEES

A. General Membership

1. First Chaplain/Campus Minister — $125.

2. Second and additional members — $50

3. The maximum fee per campus — $250.

B. Partners — $100.

Cardinal Flahiff Basilian Centre

95 St. Joseph St. Toronto, ON Canada M5S

2C2

Contact: Fr. Timothy Scott, 416 921-6674 ext.

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The Congregation of

St. Basil

Teaching Goodness, Discipline and

Knowledge in Canada for over 150

years


Professional Code of Ethics

The code of ethics of Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry (CCCM) expresses the standards for practice for all Catholic Campus Ministers. The values and standards of this Code serve as a guide

for its members and to others regarding the expectations of members’ professionalism, responsibilities, accountability, decision making and behaviour. Campus ministers have a unique

responsibility to enhance the presence and the ministry of the Church within higher education and

to influence the future of the Church and society with the message of the gospel.

We, the members and staff of the Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry, commit ourselves to the fol-lowing professional behaviours:

1. Reflect in your ministerial practice faithfulness to the magisterium and tradition of the Catholic

Church.

2. Protect, promote and be faithful stewards of all creation.

3. Adherence to any institutional ethical codes, policies and procedures of your employer ie Aca-

demic Freedom, Harassment, Privacy, Human Rights, Financial practise and expenditures, Media

etc.

4. Protect your professional status, reputation and employer by ensuring you are covered with liability insurance by your employer. If not and you are able, obtain coverage for yourself.

5. Advocate for professional development and accountability which protects the public and advances CCCM.

6. Speak and act in ways which honour the dignity and value of every individual.

7. Affirm life-giving decisions, build trust and promote healthy & fulfilling relationships.

8. Proselytizing or any unwelcomed imposition of values or beliefs is inappropriate. Intervene when proselytizing occurs and notify the appropriate authority.

CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY PASTORALE UNIVERSITAIRE CATHOLIQUE DU CANADA


9. Develop communities which promote social justice, non-violence, compassion and courage to chal-

lenge structures and institutions which oppress the rights of others. Be an advocate for human rights, justice, non-violence, equality and compassion in accordance with the principles of Catholic Social

Teaching.

10. Promote respect for the cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, sexual orientation and religious diversity

of others, thereby creating a healthy, inclusive community.

11. Build bridges and seek pathways which respect the religious rights and traditions of others through excellent communication skills, patience, open mindedness, acceptance, knowledge and an

integrated life of faith.

12. Build ecumenical and multi faith partnerships.

13. Develop and maintain supportive collegial and professional relationships which recognize the in-

terplay of body, mind and spirit.

14. Enrich your professional competence through ongoing continuing education.

15. Nurture your faith through an annual retreat, membership in a faith community and commitment

to continued spiritual growth and development.

16. Provide pastoral care which promotes and protects the best interest of those to whom you minis-ter while preserving confidences shared unless released of this obligation by law or written consent.

17. Notify the appropriate authorities if someone is a danger to themselves, others or the public.

18. Be aware of the limits of your personal expertise and make referrals to other professionals when appropriate.

19. Avoid or correct any conflicts of interests or appearances of conflicting interests.

20. Recognize the imbalance of power in a professional relationship with those you serve and refrain from any exploitation of that imbalance.

21. Seek advice and exercise care when you recognize a shift in a professional boundary to a more

personal one and ensure that there has been no exploitation of power or use of one’s position for per-

sonal gain regardless of an invitation or consent.

22. Recognize predatory or destructive relationships which fracture the health of the commu-nity .Take appropriate action to protect and guide those directly affected.

23. Be vigilant about the balance of time given to ministry and your personal life. Listen to those who

express concern and if necessary take appropriate action to restore the balance.

Approved at the 2009 Annual General Meeting of the CCCM

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