We support campus ministry in promoting the

mission of the Church in higher education.

Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace

Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns”

Capuchin Franciscans

Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer

Faith Connections

Franciscan Friars of the Atonement

Jesuit In English Canada

L’Arche Ontario

Scarboro Missions

Partner membership 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.

Partner Members

Global Connections Committee: Annette Donovan-

Panchaud, Sr. Elaine Baete S.G.M, Stephanie Molloy,

Madeline Oliver

Professional Standards Committee: Marilyn

Elphick, Sr. Susan Glaab, Sr. Elaine Baete S.G.M

Communications Committee: Sr. Sue Kidd C.N.D, Janet

Loo, Michael Maclean, Fr. Paul Anyidoho

Catholic Students’ Week: Campus ministries at Simon

Fraser University, University of Northern British Colum-

bia, St. Mark's at UBC, University of Victoria, Mount

Royal University, SAIT, St. Joseph's College, Campion

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

Boniface, St. Paul's College, University of Guelph,

McMaster University, Fleming College, Brescia University

College, King's University College, University of Toronto

Mississauga, Carleton University, University of Ottawa,

Saint Paul University, University of St. Michael's College,

Newman Centre at the University of Toronto, Ryerson

University, St. Jerome's University, Assumption University

at the University of Windsor, University of Sudbury, Con-

cordia University, McGill University, Université Laval, St.

Thomas University, University of New Brunswick at Saint

John, St. Francis Xavier University, Dalhousie University,

St. Mary's University, University of Prince Edward Island,

and Memorial University.

2012 Roundtable Participation: Oriana Bertucci (CCCM),

Julia Bolzon & Paul Filaber (CCSA), Bishop Fred Colli

(CCCB), Brett Powell (CCO), Betty Anne Brown & Shirley

Christo (CWL), Leanne Salel (Christian Life Community),

Shelley Burgoyne & Kaitlyn Duthie-Kannikkatt

(Development & Peace), Jeroen Van Der Biezen, Marie

Kudo & Rosanna Furgiuele (Focolare), Kevin Daudlin &

Michael Brewer (Knights of Colombus), Rebecca Rich-

mond & Clarissa Luluquisin (National Campus Life Net-

work), Fr. Michael Fones, OP (Groups Facilitator).

CCCM Conference Host 2011: Catholic Chaplaincy at

Saint Mary’s University & Dalhousie University

United Nations Study Session: Chris Dekki and Maya

Soud (Melkite Association of Young Adults), Charles

Ochero (IMCS)

CCCM Board of Directors 2011/12: Bishop Fred Colli,

Fr. Daniel Renaud OMI, Maureen Wicken , Janice Ryan,

Sr. Elaine Baete S.G.M, Oriana Bertucci, Sr. Sue Kidd

C.N.D, Fr. Paul Anyidoho, Fr. Chris Valka CSB,

CCSA Exec 2012: Chris O’Hara, Anna Weber, Mary Suz-

anne MacEachern, Julia Bolzon, Paul Filber, Myriam Du-

puis

CCSA Exec 2011: Chris O’Hara, Stephanie Kelly, David

Thurton, Julia Bolzon, Anna Weber, Katrina Laquian

Staff: Kyle Ferguson (NC), Christine Legal Woytowich

(membership and admin support), Johanne Haché

(bookkeeper)

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! CCCM and CCSA depend on the generous contributions of time and talent of many groups and individuals

who make our work relevant and dynamic. Thank you to all of you.

The Third Congress on the Pastoral Care of

International Students explored the role of

the Church in facilitating the holistic recep-

tion of international students into the com-

munity of faith and culture of their host

country, and celebrating the gifts of faith

and culture which these students bring with

them.

The delegates came from 36 countries:

bishops, priests, religious men and women,

lay campus ministers, members of various

national and international associations and

thirty students along with fraternal dele-

gates from other Christian denominations.

Canada was well represented and its dele-

gates were noticed for their active partici-

pation throughout the Congress. Our dele-

gation included: Fr. Daniel Renaud, OMI (St.

Paul’s University, Ottawa); Sr. Elaine Baete,

S.G.M, (St. Paul’s College Manitoba); Mr.

Gérard Byamungu (Ryerson University); Ms.

Katrina Laquian; (University of Victoria); Ms.

Janice Ryan (St. Thomas More University,

N.B) and Sr. Norma McDonald, CSC

(Université de Saint-Boniface).

The theme of the congress concerned inter-

national students and the meetings of cul-

tures. The discussions covered the follow-

ing topics: culture and gospel; the meeting

of cultures and its positive and challenging

outcomes; the meeting of cultures and

evangelization in school & university set-

tings; culture and education; and the need

for a specific pastoral approach towards

the care of international students.

Four of our delegates also took the initia-

tive to meet with a specialist in political

affairs at the Canadian Embassy to the Holy

See. We sent general information about

CCCM, CCSA and IMCS, as well, a draft

copy of the program of the Congress prior

to our interview.

The CCCM campus ministers are now im-

plementing their experiences gained

through the congress to help in the pastoral

care of internal students in their universi-

ties. Canadian campuses have an esti-

mated 103,000 International students

studying in universities across Canada,

consisting of 10% of the student popula-

tion.

III World Congress: Pastoral Care of

International Students - Rome

November 30th to December 3rd 2011

J u n e 2 0 1 2

C C C M B o a r d

Most Rev. Fred Colli

Oriana Bertucci

Fr. Daniel Renuad, OMI

Maureen Wicken

Sr. Elaine Baete, SGM

Sr. Susan Kidd, CND

Fr. Paul Anyidoho

Fr. Chris Valka, CSB

C C S A E x e c u t i v e

Chris O’Hara

Julia Bolzon

Paul Filber

Suzanne Mary MacEachern

Myriam Dupuis

Anna Weber

“One Body In Christ”

9/30/2011 - Scarboro Missions

“Night Fever”

02/2012 - Living with Christ

“Gerard Byamungu - Meeting with

the Pope”

12/13/2011 - Catholic Register

“The Witness of Quebec”

05/22/2012 - Salt & Light

C C C M / C C S A

i n t h e N e w s

CANADIAN CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY

PASTORALE UNIVERSITAIRE ET COLLÉGIALE CATHOLIQUE DU CANADA

CANADIAN CATHOLIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES ÉTUDIANTS CATHOLIQUES

Annual Report

Mr. Gérard Byamungu meeting

with Pope Benedict XVI

P a g e 2

“CCCM exists

to bring the

Gospel of Christ

to the

academic

world ...”

Oriana Bertucci, Ry-

erson University (top)

Sr. Elaine Baete, s.g.m.,

St. Paul’s College

(bottom)

Mission Statement

2011/2012 Members Deacon Dave Hasler

Fr. Lawrence Pitcher

Acadia University

Fr. Martin MacDougall

Sr. Catherine MacFarlane

Cape Breton University

Fr. Daniel MacLennan

Cathy Walsh

St. Francis Xavier University

Fr. Don Savoie and Janice Ryan

St. Thomas University

Sr. Roma DeRobertis SCIC

Fr. Michael LeBlanc

University of New Brunswick

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

Andrew Natale

Brock University

Fr. Tim McCauley

Carleton University

Fr. Michael Bechard, Sr. Susan

Glaab, CSJ, Annette Donovan-

Panchaud, and Janet Loo

King’s University College

Sr. Alice Greer, CSJ

Lakehead University

Fr. Joe Selvanayagam

McMaster University

Fr. Gratien Girod

Saint Paul University

Martha Fauteux

St. Jerome’s University

Marilyn Elphick and

Fr. Francois Mifsud, OP,

University of St. Michael’s

College

Fr. Gerry Copeman

University of Sudbury

Fr. Michael Busch, Fr. Joselito

Oriasel, Oriana Bertucci

Ryerson University

Fr. Michael Mahachek

Josh Canning

University of Toronto Newman

Centre

Fr. Marc Andre Campbell

University of Toronto at

Mississauga

Fr. Paul Anyidoho

Concordia University

Ptre. Georges Croteau, SG

Université du Québec à Trois-

Rivières

Nathan Gibbard , Fr. Gregory Nuñez,

Terrel Joseph

McGill Newman Centre

Stephanie Molloy and Donna Soder

Campion College

Sr. Norma McDonald, CSC

Université de Saint-Boniface

Sr. Elaine Baete, S.G.M.,

Fr. Michael Koryluk

St. Paul's College

Fr. André Lalach, Michael MacLean,

and Madeline Oliver

St. Thomas More College

Fr. Sajo Jacob Puthussery

Mount Royal University and

SAIT

Nancy Quan

St. Mary’s University College

Brittney White

St. Joseph’s College

Maureen Wicken, Fr. John

McCarthy, SJ, Kevin Eng

St. Mark’s College

Fr. Dean Henderson

University of Victoria and

Camosun College

Sr. Jude VanBaalen

Frank Jamin

University of Northern British

Columbia

Fr. Fernando Mignone

Simon Fraser University

Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry (CCCM) is a national network

of professional Catholic campus ministers, grounded in the tradi-

tion 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 Coordina-

tor 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 Catho-

lic 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 Interna-

tional Movement of Catholic Students (IMCS). CCCM is recognized as a private lay associa-

tion of the faithful by the CCCB (2011).

2012 Roundtable Session, January 31 - February 1

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

Congratulations Lori!

Catholic Students Week 2012! This past February, Catholic university students from across Canada participated in

the national Catholic Students’ Week, from February 4th-12

th. Catechesis, liturgy and

mission were explored through events which included Theology on Tap, presentations by

bishops and chaplains, praise and worship, social justice workshops, 100-mile meals,

Taizé prayer services, and Eucharistic celebrations. More than 200 events were planned

on 35 campuses, including campus collaborative events with groups such as Knights of

Columbus, Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace, religious com-

munities, Catholic Christian Outreach, Catholic Women’s Leagues, L’Arche, and local

parishes and diocesan offices.

Catholic Students’ Week is organized annually by the Canadian Catholic Students’ Asso-

ciation (CCSA) and the Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry (CCCM), sister organizations

initially founded as the Canadian Newman Movement in 1946.

Madeline Montoya, a member of the Ryerson Catholic Student Association (CSA), relates,

“Catholic Students’ Week makes me feel strengthened in my faith. As I help other CSA

members set up and promote these events, I feel like the light of the Holy Spirit is work-

ing with us, wanting to light other lamps as well.”

One of the great chal-

lenges of any univer-

sity community is

bringing about unity

from the rich diver-

sity that exists within

and around campus.

Today’s campus is a

rich mixture of ages,

cultures, socio-

economic back-

grounds, perspectives, approaches and

theologies. Even within a particular relig-

ion, different theologies and approaches

can prove challenging for ministers and

ministries existing on campuses. How-

ever, diversity should not be an obstacle

for the Catholic Church, for it has long

held together under the tenets of the

Gospel, its Tradition, and the many

charisms which belong to the people of

God.

In this spirit, CCCM brought together, for

a second time in 2012, representatives

of some of the many ministries, move-

ments and organizations that exist on

Canadian university/college campuses.

Using the model for Comprehensive

Campus Ministry, participants in the

roundtable discussion were able to iden-

tify the strengths of the many organiza-

tions and better understand the comple-

mentary nature of the diversity of Catho-

lic campus ministries represented by the

organizations present.

Roundtable Participants:

Oriana Bertucci (CCCM), Julia Bolzon & Paul

Filaber (CCSA), Bishop Fred Colli (CCCB), Brett

Powell (CCO), Betty Anne Brown & Shirley

Christo (CWL), Leanne Salel (Christian Life

Community), Shelley Burgoyne & Kaitlyn

Duthie-Kannikkatt (Development & Peace),

Jeroen Van Der Biezen, Marie Kudo &

Rosanna Furgiuele (Focolare), Kevin Daudlin &

Michael Brewer (Knights of Colombus), Re-

becca Richmond & Clarissa Luluquisin

(National Campus Life Network), Fr. Michael

Fones, OP (Groups Facilitator).

Fr. Chris Valka, CSB

Assumption.

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THANK YOU TO

ALL OUR

FUNDERS FOR

MAKING ALL OF

OUR PROGRAMS

POSSIBLE

2011/12 Financial Report

Please note, that the variation in revenue from

the comparative income statement is a result

of 2011/2012 income (received through a

grant) and being deferred into next years reve-

nue stream.

Our increase in net assets reflects the revenue

amount being deferred for future expenses.

_______________________________________

CCCM would like to especially thank the Cana-

dian Conference of Catholic Bishops for their

ongoing generous support.

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

Most Reverend

Bishop Fred Colli,

Episcopal Liaison

to the CCCM

This year, the two National Coordinators had the

pleasure of visiting many campuses, including:

University of Prince Edward Island, University of St.

Michael’s College, McMaster University, St. Mark’s

College & Sault Ste. Marie diocese, Assumption

University, King’s University College, Brescia Uni-

versity College, Ryerson University, York University,

University of Toronto Mississauga, McGill Newman

Center, Concordia University, Université de Québec

à TroisRivières, Université de Québec à Montréal &

Université Laval.

Campus Visits by

National Coordinator

Congratulations Lori!

2011/2012 Actual

Revenue

Canadian Conference of

Catholic Bishops

$ 70,000.00

Donations $ 15,946.55

Membership Fees $ 7,225.00

Advertising $ 3,580.67

*Program $ 18,223.24

Total Revenue $ 114, 975.46

Expenses

Programs $ 30, 284.76

Salary $ 65,404.81

Admin. & Communication $ 6, 483.80

Governance $ 4,256.27

Office rent and phone $ 7,623.04

Total Expenses $ 114, 052.68

Balance $ 922.78

Net Assets, Beginning of

Year

$ 38, 499.52

Net Assets, End of Year $ 71, 034.00

Comparative Summary

2011/2012 2010/2011

Revenue $114, 975.46 $151,012.89

Expenses $114, 052.68 $149,272.24

Balance $ 922.78 $ 1,512.60

McMaster University

On Saturday

March 24th,

2012, little An-

gela Rita Ryan

Neale was born

into the world at

6 lbs 4 ounces.

Lori and Martin

are thrilled with

the addition to their family. While Lori is

on maternity leave, Kyle Ferguson will be

serving as the National Coordinator for

Canadian Catholic Campus Ministry. From

all of us at CCCM, we wish Lori, Martin

and little Angela a blessed year!

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

2011 NATIONAL CONFEERENCE 25th - 29th, 2011, Halifax

The Journey of Discipleship:

Many Paths, One Mission

May 24/25-29th

2012 Quebec Francophone Initiative

Hosted by: St. Mary’s

& Dalhousie University

From May 18th to 25th, the National Coordinator made a trip through Quebec visiting the

Campus Ministers at: Montreal Newman Center, Concordia University, Université du Qué-

bec à Montréal, Université Trois-Rivières and Université Laval. The purpose of the visit was

to become more familiar with the campus ministry situation in Québec and try to nurture

greater bonds of collaboration between CCCM and our francophone partners in Québec.

Throughout most of the trip, the National Coordinator was extremely lucky to have had the

hospitality and guidance of Ptre. Georges Croteau, s.g. As a result of this trip, the National

Coordinator, in partnership with Ptre. Georges, are planning to organize a day encounter at

Trois-Rivières amongst the francophone campus ministers in early October. This will pro-

vide francophone campus ministers the opportunity to build relationships amongst them-

selves and discuss the situation of campus ministry within the social and cultural context of

Québec. More information will soon follow, stay tuned!

Montée Jeunesse Montréal - 2012 From May 18th - 21st, 2012, the Montée Jeunesse Youth Summit took place in Montréal,

Québec. On Saturday evening about 400 young people, accompanied by Archbishop Lépine

of Montréal, Auxiliary Bishop Dowd of Montréal, Archbishop Lacroix of Québec City, and

Archbishop Prendergrast of Ottawa, took part in a Eucharistic procession which started at

St. Joseph’s Oratory and cut right through the heart of downtown Montréal arriving at the

Cathedral, Mary Queen of the World. McGill Newman Center students, accompanied by

their campus minister Terrel Joseph, played important roles in the conference by animating

prayer services and providing supporting services at the various events.

CCCM’s Halifax 2011 was a time of moving forward with professional

recognitions, integrating new campus ministers, and “the journey of the

disciple: many paths, one mission.” Showers from the Halifax sky wel-

comed all the CCCM conference attendees, but serene sunny rays sent

forth all the participants back to their campuses with new horizons of

being.

Moments of personal and team enrichment multiplied during the conference. We mean-

dered through instances of renewal. Talk sessions, group discussions, prayer awakenings,

report assessments, field trips, and meals together all brought us to seal our goals, pur-

poses, and meanings of who we were as we offered pastoral presence in Canada from

coast to coast . Whether in one mission or in diverse paths, Halifax 2011 directed our at-

tention to how we, as CCCM members, work towards uplifting and sustaining life on our

campuses across Canada.

Fr. Paul Anyidoho, Concordia University

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Communications Committee

Global Connections

At the CCCM Annual Conference 2011 in Halifax, the membership requested a renewed energy be put

towards our communication strategies. Through the use of Survey Monkey, membership strongly em-

phasized updating our website.

In April the committee selected Madfatter Inc to revamp our web presence. We will present design tem-

plates to our membership at our AGM at Yale in June 2012. Madfatter Inc is committed to completing

this project by September 2012.

CCCM members, partners and collaborators are invited and encouraged to send pictures, event informa-

tion and other resources to the National Coordinator for the CCCM webpage at cccmadmin@ccm.ca.

CCSA has chosen to use other forms of social media for their communication. Links will be provided on

the web page for the CCSA student blog which has been very active.

Committee Members: Sr. Sue Kidd, CND, Fr Paul Anyidoho (Concordia University), Kyle Ferguson

(National Coordinator), Sr. Sue Kidd, CND (UPEI) as chair, Janet Loo (Kings University College), Michael

MacLean (St Thomas More College).

The Global Connections committee remains an active group within CCCM. Every month,

the group speaks by telephone to share ideas on social justice initiatives across cam-

puses. Once again, the committee promoted awareness of social justice issues

throughout Catholic Student Week , and organized the annual service trip to Cuer-

navaca, Mexico, where students learn about the social, economic, and cultural currents

affecting Latin America. Sr. Elaine Baete, from St. Paul’s College, Manitoba, accompa-

nied two students: Manila Tanafranca from St. Mary’s University and Claudia Muller

Moran from St. Paul’s. The committee is currently writing grant applications to help

defray students costs for next year.

Developing the Profession

Sr. Sue Kidd, CND

Communications

Committee Chair,

University of PEI

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

The work of the professional standards committee is continuing by engag-

ing new campus ministers joining CCCM and holding frequent conference

calls with our committee members. A new objective for our committee this

year is to reach out to an outside organization to provide a second look at

the applications we are accrediting. This recommendation was received by

the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities of Canada (ACCUC) in

April 2012, so to ensure the integrity and transparency of our accreditation

process. Our committee was happy to receive this recommendation from

the ACCUC and is moving forwards with its implementation.

Marilyn Elphick, University

of St. Michaels’ College

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

2011 Regional Conferences!

2012 CCSA Executive Newly Elected!

“All you need is Love” - Western

Regional Conference, St. Mark’s

College and Corpus Christi. Octo-

ber 28 - 30, 2011.

“ All in God’s Time: Christian living

in a busy world.” - Mount Alverno

Retreat Center, Orangeville. Sep-

tember 30 - October 2, 2011.

“Jesus Wants You: Living your Voca-

tion as a Student.” - University of

Prince Edward Island. November 4 -

6, 2011.

Co- hosted by: King’s University College & Brescia University College

October 25th - 28th, 2012

Key Note Speaker: Bishop William McGratten of Toronto - Don’t miss out!!!

2012 Model UN Study

Session - March 14th -

16th

Over 22 CCSA students

and their campus minis-

ters participated!!!

2012 Cuernavaca,

Mexico May 1st - 10th

Two students, along with

Sr. Elaine Baete, joined up

with other Canadian stu-

dents for a 10 day social

justice service trip.

CCSA 2012 NATIONAL CONFERENCE