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University Chaplains link campus ministry, parish This year witnessed the demise of the university Campus Minis- try program. This is not to say, however, that the spiritual well-being of Creighton students was neglected. The old program was reorganized into a new service, University Chaplains. According to the Rev. Jack Walsh, S.J., administrative director of the program, the change was made in an attempt to bring the parish and Campus Ministry people closer together. Through the new program, mem- bers of the parish council and Cam- pus Ministry were organized into a joint decision-making body. In the past, all decisions were made separately by the parish council and by Campus Ministry ' Walsh said. This resulted in some duplica- tion of services and wasted effort. Through the new program we can use the talents and interests of those The Rev. Leo Bulger, S.J., a university chaplain, says a mass for a floor in Kiewit Hall, above right. Chris Joda, university chaplain and director of music and liturgy, hands an apple to a student re- turning from an afternoon class, right. involved in all areas we serve. Fifteen full-time men and wo- men now serve in the program, as- sisted by four inter-denominational ministers. The University Chaplains con- tinued to sponsor most of the same services formerly offered by Cam- pus Ministry — retreats, work- shops, the Community Service Center, senior citizen center, and various dialogues and liturgies in- volving faculty members. Due to the improved coordina- tion, our Religious Education Com- mittee, Bible discussion groups and Marriage Preparation program were also all more active, Walsh said. In a lot of ways, though, we ' re still a non-program-oriented group. You ' ll always find a lot of chaplains more willing to go dancing at the Nashville Club — just spending time with students and faculty doing the fun things we like to do! fn fi K 16 — after the classes
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