Our new website has many elements which

will facilitate fellow campus ministers,

students, partners and collaborators to find

us, know us and work together. For example:

* an interactive map

showing all campus

ministries in Canada

* an interactive

comprehensive

campus ministry

model

* profiles of

campus minster

highlighting

professional

qualifications and

contact information

* a ministry tool-

kit linking campus

ministers to their

peers with

certain expertise

* an events page listing

all our events and those

of other organizations of

interest to Catholic

university students and

ministers

J u n e 2 0 1 3

C C C M B o a r d

Most Rev. Fred Colli

Fr. Chris Valka, CSB

Martha Fauteux

Fr. Paul Anyidoho

Oriana Bertucci

Sr. Susan Kidd, CND

Nancy Quan

Countries Collaborate to

Advance Catholic

Campus Ministry

09/2012

Crossroads-CCMA

Pastoral Plan Aims for more

Catholic Presence on Campus

02/03/2013

Catholic Register

New CCSA Executive Takes

the Reins of Leadership

03/22/2013

Catholic Register

Year of Faith goes to the

Heart of Campus

02/02/2013

Catholic Register

C C C M & C C S A

i n t h e N e w s

Annual Report

CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY

PASTORALE UNIVERSITAIRE ET COLLÉGIALE CATHOLIQUE DU CANADA

Outpouring of the Spirit’s Gifts By: Lori Neale, National Coordinator As we approach our national conference on the eve of Pentecost, I am struck by the outpouring of the Spirit’s gifts over the past year. Through the gifts of our interim national coordinator, Kyle Ferguson, and of our Board and committee members, we arrive at this moment with a new bilingual website, a

developing francophone cau-cus of nine campus ministers, growing justice initiatives, professional recognition and professional development opportunities, an active membership and a healthy financial status. Moreover, our commitment and capacity to build One Body in Christ on campus through a compre-

hensive and professional ap-proach to campus ministry remains strong. Echoing the Pentecost message of the CCCB, I pray, “by the Spirit’s gifts, may the members of our association and all move-ments and associations share in the grace of walking by faith, building in hope, and witnessing to love.”

CCCM goes Live with

new website.

Please send us your 2013-2014 events.

Easier to Find.

Easier to Know.

Ready to Connect.

P a g e 2

“CCCM exists

to bring the

Gospel of Christ

to the

academic

world ...”

Fr. Joe Selvanayagam,

Brittney White

Mission Statement

2012-2013 Members Fr. Craig Cameron and Deacon Dave Hasler

Acadia University

Fr. Martin MacDougall and Sr. Catherine

MacFarlane

Cape Breton University

Fr. Daniel MacLennan and Muffy McIntyre

(intern)

St. Francis Xavier University

Fr. Don Savoie and Janice Ryan

St. Thomas University

Nicole Richard

Université de Moncton

Sr. Sue Kidd, CND

University of Prince Edward Island

Fr. Chris Valka, CSB

Assumption University

Catherinanne George and Rev. Ron Trojack

Brescia University College

Br. Raoul Masseur and Greg Robertson

Brock University

Fr. Tim McCauley

Carleton University

Fr. Michael Béchard, Sr. Susan Glaab, CSJ

Annette Donovan Panchaud, Janet Loo and

Alexandria Lepore

King’s University College

Fr. Chris Cauchi and Josh Canning

Newman Centre ,University of Toronto

Fr. Joe Selvanayagam, Sr. Eileen Schuller, OSU,

and Sr. Mary McIntyre, CSJ

McMaster University

Fr. Gratien Grod, OMI

Saint Paul University/Université Saint-Paul

Martha Fauteux

St. Jerome’s University

Sr. Laura Hughes, Manon Chevalier, and Serge

Cazelais

Université d’Ottawa

Marilyn Elphick and Fr. Francois Mifsud, OP

University of St. Michael’s College

Fr. Ron Perron, SJ

Université de Sudbury

Oriana Bertucci, Fr. Michael Busch, and Fr. Joselito

Oriasel

Ryerson University

Veronica Pereira

University of Toronto at Mississauga

Fr. Paul Anyidoho

Concordia University

Ptre Jean Abud

Laval University

Ptre. Georges Croteau, SG

Université du Québec à Trois

Rivières

Terrel Joseph

McGill University Newman Centre

Stephanie Molloy and Edmund Lo, SJ

Campion College

Sr. Norma McDonald, CSC

Université de Saint-Boniface

Sr. Elaine Baete, SGM, Fr. Michael Koryluk and

Eliude Cavalcante

St. Paul's College

Fr. André Lalach, Michael MacLean, and

Madeline Oliver

St. Thomas More College

Laurie Friesen

Sheptytsky Institute

Fr. Sajo Jacob Puthussery

Mount Royal University and SAIT

Nancy Quan

St. Mary’s University College

Brittney White and Fr. Glenn MacDonald, CSB

St. Joseph’s College

Andrea Kouwenhoven

University of British Columbia Okanagan

Fr. Fernando Mignone and Roy Wong

Simon Fraser University

Fr. Robert Allore, SJ and Kevin Eng

St. Mark’s College at UBC

Fr. Dean Henderson

University of Victoria & Camosun College

Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry (CCCM) is a national network of professional Catholic

campus ministers, grounded in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church, inspired by the

vision of Vatican II. CCCM exists to bring the Gospel of Christ to the academic world through

a national network; the ministry of the National Coordinator and the Board; publications,

programs and other means of sharing resources; national and regional Campus Ministers’

and Students’ conferences. CCCM has its roots in the early Catholic Colleges in Canada,

dating back over 200 years. His Eminence Cardinal McGuigan was its first Episcopal

moderator in 1946. The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) named the first

National Chaplain in 1948. The Canadian Catholic Student Association (CCSA) is

intrinsically linked to the CCCM by history, mission and spirit. It is a member of one of the

oldest international student movements, the International Movement of Catholic Students

(IMCS). CCCM is recognized as a private lay association of the faithful by the CCCB (2011).

A n n u a l R e p o r t

P a g e 3 C a n a d i a n C a t h o l i c C a m p u s M i n i s t r y

From June 25th to 29th, 2012 twenty-seven Canadian Catholic Campus Ministers traveled to

Yale University New Haven, CT to participate in the 2012 CCCM Annual General Meeting and the

2012 Global Conference of Chaplains in Higher Education themed, “Mosaics in Motion:

Spiritual Leadership in a Multi-faith World.” More than 400 people from around the world

attended the global conference.

During our time together, we discussed such matters as budget

approval, elections of board positions, and the overall direction and

mission of campus ministry in Canada. In addition to the

organizational matters addressed throughout the week, the Annual

General Meeting provided an excellent opportunity for the continued

bonding and sharing of experiences amongst our campus ministers.

CCCM, as an organization, is very blessed to have amongst its

membership a strong collegial spirit of friendship and collaboration

which provides a great source of encouragement and support to our

members.

In addition to the Annual General Meeting, CCCM members were

kept active throughout the week attending and facilitating workshops

at the 2012 Global Conference of Chaplains in Higher Education. Six members of CCCM

presented at these sessions: Marilyn Elphick (Qu(e)erying Religion: MInistry with LGBTQ

Students in an Interfaith Context), Fr. Chris Valka (Virtual Coffee Shops: a Guide to Faith

Formation in a Digital Age), Fr. Paul Anyidoho (Crossing Borders of Faith Paths and Traditions:

Religious Literacy) and Janice Ryan, Sr. Norma McDonald, and Sr. Elaine Baete (Pastoral Care for

International Students: A call for hospitality of diverse cultures and faith).

Please welcome our two newest board members: Martha Fauteux from St. Jerome’s University

and Nancy Quan from St. Mary’s University College. Thank you to you both for your service.

2012 NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Mosaics in Motion

CCCM took advantage of the location of Yale University to hold a joint event with

our U.S. counterparts, the Catholic Campus Ministry Association during the

conference. Campus ministers from both sides of the border shared ideas for

events surrounding the Year of Faith announced by Pope Benedict in light of the

50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council, and the 25th anniversary of the

release of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Particular attention was given to

how to help these documents come alive for our students and faith communities.

We are grateful for the warm hospitality extended to us by the Knights of Columbus,

headquartered in New Haven, and the St. Thomas More Catholic Center and Chapel

at Yale University.

Fr. Marty Moran (CCMA),

Oriana Bertucci (CCCM),

Michael Brewer (KofC),

Laurie Svatek (CCMA),

Kyle Ferguson (CCCM)

Canadian Campus

Ministers at Yale

Connecting Across Borders

in the Year of Faith

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Annette Donovan

Panchaud, Global

Connections, Chair

Marilyn Elphick

Professional

Standards, Chair

Global Connections

Communications Committee encourage collaboration

among campus ministers,

partners and collaborators

across the country.

Now that the site is launched

the next phase of our work

will be to encourage participa-

tion of our members, partners

and collaborators to use the

site. At our national confer-

ence, we will host a hands-on

website session.

As well, we now have brand

new banners and a trade

show display which can be

used at conferences.

ence. We have also created

an expert referral section on

our website.

At our upcoming conference,

CCCM, we will orient new

campus ministers and recog-

nize several members for

meeting the professional

standards. As well, we

CCCM continues to work to

develop the profession.

We recognize the profes-

sional expertise of our mem-

bers and are pleased with

the ways this expertise is

being shared. Six campus

ministers led sessions at the

international 2012 confer-

We also promoted the CCCM

Cuernavaca Mexico exposure

program that was established

twenty years ago. The

number of participants has

been dwindling over the years

and this year there were no

applicants. Similar experi-

ences are now available

through campuses and other

organizations, some for

academic credit. The commit-

tee will reflect further on

whether or not, we should

continue to offer the Cuer-

navaca experience. In the

meantime, to help campus

ministers direct students to

these experiences and oth-

ers, Global Connections will

develop a short list of immer-

sion opportunities that explic-

itly link social justice and

Catholic Social Teaching.

In 2010, Global Connections

provided a weekend experi-

ence to expose students to a

variety of social justice oppor-

tunities in our Canadian

context. 21 participants from

6 campuses across Canada

attended. They articulated

their commitment to social

justice and learned from one

another how they can estab-

lish and find support for so-

cial justice groups on their

own campuses. The commit-

tee is looking to offer a simi-

lar opportunity during the

second semester of the

2013/2014 academic year.

The Global Connections

Committee met by phone

every other month to discuss

ways of fulfilling our mandate,

namely to raise awareness of

both the need for Catholic

Social Teaching in our

programming as well as to

provide opportunities for

students to live that out in a

reflective manner. We are

pleased that this mandate

was integrated into the 2012

CCSA National Conference.

Students and Campus

Ministers volunteered at

agencies. They learned about

the organizations and re-

flected on their connection to

the Principles of Catholic

Social Teaching.

A n n u a l R e p o r t

Developing the Profession

The Communications commit-

tee is pleased to report that

we now have a new website.

Operating in French and

English, the website provides

a terrific opportunity to

promote a vision of compre-

hensive and professional

campus ministry and to

welcome Fr. Darren Dias, OP,

PhD of the University of St.

Michael’s College, as our

external reviewer of our

professional standards

submissions.

Check out the professional

development page on the

website.

Sr. Susan Kidd, CND

Communications,

Chair

Building Catholic Student Leadership

Through the Canadian Catholic Students Association

P a g e 5 C a n a d i a n C a t h o l i c C a m p u s M i n i s t r y

October 25-28 , 2012:

Witnessing to the Gospel

in Word and Deed

CCSA National Student Leadership

Conference

100 participants!

19 Universities represented!

Elected new executive!

Promoted Catholic Students Week!

Catholic Students Week

February 4-10, 2013

More than

one hundred

events on

17 campuses

Central

Catholics in the

City

Montréal

Oct. 25-27

Atlantic

Make me a

Channel of Your

Peace

Saint John, NB

Nov 8-10

Monthly Conference Calls

Western

Created for Life

Saskatoon

Oct. 18-20

IMCS

International

Conference

Monthly Conference

Calls and Regional

Conference Planning

United

Nations

Study

Session

CCSAUnite YouTube

channel, Facebook

and Twitter

IMCS

Fall 2013

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THANK YOU TO

ALL OUR

FUNDERS FOR

MAKING ALL OF

OUR PROGRAMS

POSSIBLE

Most Reverend

Bishop Fred Colli,

CCCB Episcopal

Liaison to the CCCM

2012-2013 Financial Report

REVENUE

Canadian Conference $ 70,000

of Catholic Bishops

Donations 50,630

Membership Fees 6,150

Advertising 3,448

Programs 8,406

Interest 165

TOTAL REVENUE $ 138,634

EXPENSES

Programs $ 51,622

Salary 56,376

Administration & Communication 3,939

Governance 4,774

Office rent and phone 6,721

Travel 4,434

Professional Fees 5,729

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 133,595

Balance $ 5,039

Net assets, end of year $ 39,285

COMPARATIVE SUMMARY

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

2012/13 2011/12

Revenue $ 138,634 $ 114,976

Expenses $ 133,595 $ 114,052

Balance $ 5,039 $ 924

CCCM thanks the following organizations

for their financial support: Basilian

Human Development Fund, Sisters of

St. Joseph (Toronto), Serra Club, Brescia

University College, King's University

College, the Grey Nuns of Montreal,

Congregation of Notre Dame, Sisters of

Charity of the Immaculate Conception

(SCIC), Ryerson Chaplaincy and Mount

Royal Chaplaincy and especially the

Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops

for their generous ongoing support.

A n n u a l R e p o r t

On behalf of the board and

CCCM membership, we

extend a big thank you to

Kyle Ferguson for his year

of service as National

Coordinator. We wish him

all the best in his new

appointment as Junior

Advisor to the Canadian

Conference of Catholic

Bishops. Congratulations.

Merci Beaucoup,

et Felicitations! This year, the National Coordinators had

the pleasure of visiting many campuses

including Assumption University/University

of Windsor, McMaster University,

McGill University, Newman Centre at the

University of Toronto, Université Laval,

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivieres,

Université de Montréal, Université du

Québec à Montréal, Brock University,

University of St. Michael’s College,

St. Jerome’s University, Brescia University

College and King’s University College.

Thank you for your hospitality!

Campus Visits

Financial Review conducted by Nethercott and Company, Chartered Accountants

United under the banner of Catholic Students Week

P a g e 7 C a n a d i a n C a t h o l i c C a m p u s M i n i s t r y

à Montréal), Sabrina Di Matteo

& colleague (Université de

Montréal), Fr. Jean Abud &

colleague (Université Laval),

Fr. Georges Croteau

(Université du Québec à Trois

Rivières), the Bishop of Trois

Rivières, Mgr Luc Bouchard,

the Youth Diocesan Coordina-

tors of the Montréal and Trois

Rivières diocese and,

In October, Fr. Georges

Croteau hosted a group of

francophone Campus Minis-

ters at the Université du

Québec à Trois-Rivières to dis-

cuss the pastoral work of Fran-

cophone campus ministers

and to see how CCCM might

support their efforts. Those in

attendance included: Madeline

Delisle (Université du Québec

Kyle Ferguson, representing

CCCM. The meeting was

extremely fruitful and CCCM

will continue to explore new

avenues to support the

Francophone Campus ministry

community in Canada.

Many plan to gather again with

their students in the Fall in

Montreal at the CCSA Central

Regional Conference.

In February, Catholic campus communities across the country held more than one-hundred events during Catholic Stu-

dents’ Week. Through this invitation, CCSA unites students who witness to the gospel on campus. Highlights included:

From University of Victoria: A highlight for me was inviting passerby’s into the first-ever

Nightfever in Victoria. It was a week full of blessed events.—Tesi Wagner

From Ryerson University: On Sunday, we held our mass and dinner. Our community came together

for mass and afterwards break bread over a special meal. We shared with familiar friends, old and

new, and looked back on the wide variety of events we had hosted.—Deanna Ridgeley

From St. Thomas More College: The highlight for me was the unity I saw among the student groups

in our Catholic college. It was great to see so many students involved in several different groups,

interweaving, and creating bonds by participating in a wide variety of things. To see it all come

together, under the larger umbrella of our College, gave me faith in the unity of our shared

Catholicism.– Daniel Joosten

Thank you to all the students and campus ministers who helped make this week so successful.

May the seed of your witness throughout Catholic Students Week continue to bear abundant

fruit for years to come, and the lived witness of those who have encountered Christ and placed

Him at the center of their lives will inspire others to do the same! I am looking forward to next

CSW 2014 when once again we will celebrate our faith together and encourage each other to

strive for holiness. - Chris O’Hara, CCSA Chair, 2012

Francophone Campus Minister Gathering

CSW

banner

at UPEI

Georges Croteau,

SG

We support campus ministry in promoting the

mission of the Church in higher education

Capuchin Franciscans

Catholic Christian Outreach

Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer

Faith Connections

Society of Jesus - Jesuits in English Canada

Scarboro Missions

Sisters of Charity of Montreal - Grey Nuns

Partner membership is available to groups and

organizations which support CCCM in promoting the

mission of the Church in higher education with a

professional and comprehensive vision.

Partner Members

Communications Committee: Sr. Sue Kidd, CND,

Michael MacLean, Janet Loo and Fr. Paul Anyidoho

Global Connections Committee: Annette Donovan

Panchaud, Stephanie Molloy, Sr. Elaine Baete, SGM,

Madeline Oliver

Professional Standards Committee: Marilyn Elphick,

Sr. Susan Glaab, CSJ, Darren Dias, OP, Sr. Elaine Baete,

SGM

Catholic Students’ Week: Campus Ministries at Simon

Fraser University, St Mark's at UBC, University of

Victoria, St. Joseph’s College, Campion College,

St. Thomas More College, Université de Saint-Boniface,

St. Paul's College, Brescia University College, King's

University College, University of Toronto MIssissauga,

Saint Paul University, Ryerson University, McGill Univer-

sity, St. Thomas University, St. Francis Xavier University,

Dalhousie University, St. Mary's University, and

University of Prince Edward Island.

CCCM Conference 2012: International Association for

Chaplains in Higher Education, Catholic Campus Minis-

try Association, St. Thomas More Centre and Chapel at

Yale University, Knights of Columbus Headquarters

CCSA Conference 2012: Brescia University College and

King’s University College (Hosts), Annette Donovan

Panchaud, Catherinanne George, Most Rev. William

McGrattan, Andrea Di Giovanni, Carolyn Chau,

Sr. Sue Wilson, CSJ, Holly Leonard, Fr. Jim Carruthers,

CSB, Fr. Francois Mifsud, OP, Eric Myatt,

Shelley Burgoyne, Paola Palamara, Joe Vogel,

Fr. Len Altilia, SJ, Julie Lawlor, and Anna Weber,

Host Volunteer Agencies: Men’s Mission Services,

Save-a-Family Plan, Habitat for Humanity,

L’Arche London, and St. Vincent De Paul

United Nations Study Session: IMCS Pax Romana UN

Team

CCCM Board of Directors 2012-2013: Fr. Chris Valka,

CSB, Martha Fauteux, Fr. Paul Anyidoho, Nancy Quan,

Sr. Sue Kidd, CND, Oriana Bertucci, Bishop Fred Colli

CCSA Executive 2012: Chris O’Hara, Anna Weber, Paul

Filaber, Julia Bolzon, Myriam Dupuis, Suzanne Mary

MacEachern

CCSA Executive 2013: Adriana Viale, Alex Driscoll,

Elsbeth Cossar, Paul Filaber, Cynthia Uzozie, Elizabeth

Fitzmaurice

IMCS Regional Coordinator: Katrina Laquian (UVIC)

Staff: Lori Neale (NC), Kyle Ferguson (NC)

Support: Madfatter Inc (web), Kathy Elias, CGA

(bookkeeper) and Laurel van Vliet and Christine Legal

(admin)

Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry

47 Queen’s Park Crescent East, Suite 307

Toronto, ON M5S 2C3

Phone: 416-506-0183

Email: cccmadmin@cccm.ca

www.cccm.ca

CCCM

Thank You! We depend on the generous contributions of time and talent of many groups and individuals who make the

work relevant and dynamic. Thank you for supporting CCCM and our student sister organization CCSA.