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Rev. Richard P. Lewandowski |
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Ordained to the Priesthood: Diocese of Worcester, Massachusetts May 25, 1974 Education: Master of Divinity Degree SS Cyril & Methodists Seminary Orchard Lake, Michigan May 1976 Master of Arts Degree Counseling Psychology Assumption College Worcester, Massachusetts May, 1983 Religious Studies University of Detroit Detroit, Michigan April, 1973 Bachelor of Arts Degree St. Mary's College Orchard Lake, Michigan May, 1970 Publications: The First Easter Bunny - 1995 Babci's Angel - 1996 Shooting Stardust - 1998 It's Christmas Again - 2000 |
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Board Members |
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Deacon Ben Nogueira & Lois Nogueira |
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gail Allen Norman Boudreau David Celuzza Martin Connors, Jr. Charles Gelinas Roger Racine Michele Moran Zide |
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Catholic Leadership Academy Board of Advisors Simone Blake John Chetro-Szvios Elaine Francis Richard P. Lewandowski Ben Nogueira Michele Moran Zide |
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Phone: 978-665-3793 Fax: 978-345-2688 Email: Snail Mail The Newman Center, FSC 160 Pearl Street Fitchburg, MA 01420 |
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Deacon Benjamin A. Nogueira and Lois I. Nogueira, Catholic Campus Ministers at the Newman Center, Fitchburg State College, have recently been recertified by the Catholic Campus Ministry Association (CCMA), a national professional association for campus ministers. Reverend Mr. Nogueira was ordained to the Permanent Deaconate on June 7, 1980. He was assigned to Our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville, where he and his wife, Lois, ministered at a local nursing facility before their assignment to Fitchburg State College in 1982. In addition to her responsibilities as Chaplain, Lois Nogueira also serves as Administrative Director of the Newman Center. Since their arrival to Fitchburg in 1982, they have also assisted at St. Camillus Parish. Certification measures a person's compliance with CCMA's competency based Standards For Campus Ministers. In order to maintain active certifications status, certified campus ministers are required to go through the recertification process every seven years, which involves self-evaluation, reflection, prayer, a peer assessment, and a continued demonstration of competency in personal, theological and professional areas. Additionally, each certified campus minister demonstrates his or her acceptance of CCMA's Code of Ethics. |
