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2011-12-22

The information for all the ICCPPC European representatives.

According to decision of the ICCPPC European Representatives during the meeting in Rome (13 - 16 January 2011) verified in Cameroon 2011, the next European meeting will take place in Lviv (Ukraine) from 09 to 12 January 2012. The arrival is in Lviv International Airport. A group of volunteers will meet guests in proper time (the Itinerary must be given in advance! to e-mail: panteley@ukr.net)

Location of the meeting:
The UGCC Lviv Metropoly Holy Spirit Seminary,
vul. Khutorivka, 35, Lviv, Ukraine, 79070


ph./fax +38 (032) 244-93-59
URL:
http://www.lds.lviv.ua/

Schedule of the Conference.


9 January - meeting for the European board. (arriving 8/1 evening)
10-11 January - meeting for the European Delegates. (arriving 9/1 evening)
10 January 10 a.m. - Divine Liturgy with Arcbishop Ihor Voznyak, Metropolitan of Lviv, the UGCC.
11 January 05 p.m. - Holy Mass with Archbishop Mechyslav Mokshytskyj, Metropolitan of Lviv, the RCC.
12 January – departure of the European Delegates.
12-13 January - meeting with the Ukraine Chaplaincy. (arriving 11/1 evening)
13 January – departure of the Ukrainian Chaplaincy.
                   
This meeting will have several objectives:
For more exact information, please, contact:

Fr. Constantin Panteley,
the UGCC Penitentiary Pastoral
ph./fax: 0038044 279-19-20
cell: 0038098 422-9-221
skype: constantin.panteley
Fr. Gregory Draus, 
Head Chaplain 
of the Roman Catholic Church in Ukraine
cell. 00380975170642
fax: 00380362242601
e-mail: draus@ukr.net



















The International Commission of Catholic Prison Pastoral Care finds its roots in an international Congress, convoked on behalf of the Secretary of State, by the future Pope Paul VI, in the Holy Year 1950 in Rome with the participation of prison chaplains-general from many European countries, the United States of America and Argentina.
In 1954 a second Congress took place in Fribourg in Switzerland. After this congress several meetings were held at irregular intervals. The purpose of these meetings was to support prison chaplains and bring to the Church a greater awareness for Prison Pastoral Care.
In 1972, the third Congress was held in Rome. It became obvious that continuity was needed. The Commission required Statutes and a Charter.
In 1974, the "Internationale Kommission der Katholischen Gefängnisgeistlichen (IKG)" was established in London and Statutes were adopted in accordance with Swiss Civil Law.
In 1983 in Strasbourg a special Charter was adopted. Other Congresses were subsequently held in Munich 1977, Madrid 1985, Vienna 1987, all in Western Europe. In 1990, in Rome, Episcopal Conferences from Africa and South America joined the Commission. In Bovendonk 1993, Warsaw 1996 and Mexico 1999 the Commission saw membership grow in more than 100 countries over all the world. At that time, the Commission really became the International Catholic forum for Prison Pastoral Care.
During the Jubilee Year 2000, the Executive Board, on behalf of the Commission, applied for ecclesial recognition as Public Commission of the Faithful. For this reason its Statutes were adjusted and the name is "International Commission of Catholic Prison Pastoral Care".
In the same year, the Commission was affiliated to the United Nations as a Non Governmental Organization in special consultative status.

THE ICCPPC EXECUTIVE BOARD 2011 - 2015
ICCPPC President
Fr. Brian Gowans
Scotland
ICCPPC Vice-President
Fr. Pawel Wojtas
Poland

Africa Representative
Fr. Peter Kimani Ndungu
Kenya

Asia Representative
Fr. Sebastian Vadakumpadan
India
Europe Representative
Fr. Marc Helfer
France
Latin America Representative
Fr. Jorge Garcia Cuerva
Argentina
North America Representative
Fr. Ted Hughes
Canada
Oceania Representative
Fr. Peter Carroll
Australia

Episcopal Advisory Board
  • His Em. Cardinal Nicolas de Jesus Lopez Rodriguez, Dominican Republic.
  • His Em. Cardinal Dr. Christoph Schönborn, Austria.
  • His Em. Cardinal Dr. Peter Erdö, Hungary.
  • His Em. Cardinal Christian Tumi, Cameroon.
  • Archbishop Giampaolo Crepaldi, Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
  • Rt. Rev. Dr. Jan A. de Kok OFM, Netherlands.
  • Rt. Rev. Dr. Diarmuid Martin, Ireland.
  • Rt. Rev. Dr. Terence J. Brain, United Kingdom.
Consultants
Rev. Fr. Leonard T. Kosatka C.P. Japan

GENERAL SECRETARIAT
Secretary General
Mr. Gerard Loman
ICCPPC, Postbus 13049, 3507 LA Utrecht, Netherlands,
e-mail:  gerard.loman@wxs.nl

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