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Hector Acero		Ahoj! Greetings Newman Centre! My name is Emanuella Enenajor. I am so happy to be a part of the Campus Ministry team this year. Last year I completed an Hon B.Sc. in Statistics (minored in Economics and Japanese) and this year I am beginning the Master of Financial Economics program. I was born in Bratislava, Slovakia, and during my childhood I lived in both Nigeria and Slovakia (where my father and mother hail from, respectively). At the age of 9 my family came to Toronto; and we are proud to call this beautiful city home. My interests are diverse; I love to travel (in 3rd year I went on exchange to Tokyo, Japan), but I also love to spend time with family and friends in Toronto. I have been a member of the Newman community for the past year; and I cannot express what an amazing place of spiritual renewal the Newman Centre has been in my daily life; especially during hectic periods of my academic life. I look forward to making new friends this upcoming year, and to contributing my talents to our community. Don’t be a stranger!
Peter Bagnall
Peggy Li
Elisabeth Duggan
Natalia Cornett
Emanuella Enenajor
Achim Wagner

Student Campus Ministers are an integral component of the Newman Centre's Campus Ministry Initiative. Under the supervision of the Chaplaincy Coordinator and Executive Director, Student Campus Ministers are first and foremost part of the Newman Centre Residential Community. This Community is rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, striving to hear and live the Word of God in the Tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. Thus, Student Campus Ministers are bearers of and witnesses to Christ. Our deepest unity and meaning is found in the celebration of the Eucharist, a celebration that does not end with the Mass, but is instead the focal point that invigorates all our activities.

Each member of the Campus Ministry Team plays an important role in the overall campus outreach of the Newman Centre, bringing his or her own unique personality, talents and skills to the community-at-large. This experience also provides the opportunity for a significant deepening and sharing of personal faith (peer ministry), helping others to grow in the process.

Some of the Newman Centre's programs and activities require a team effort and presence in which the Student Campus Ministers act as a group. During these events, together we provide an environment in which University students and parishioners can come to a deeper involvement and understanding of faith and God, community and friendship, social justice and compassion for others.