SMUCATHOLIC FORMING SERVANT LEADERS
A LETTER FROM FATHER ARTHUR MORE ON PAGE 03
THANKSGIVING INITIATIVE MORE ON PAGE 07
fall / winter 2019 newsletter
MUSTANG AWAKENING XII MORE ON PAGE 12
A LETTER FROM
Father Arthur
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Dear FriendsAs the calendar year and the fall semester come to a close, I have been spending much time reflecting in gratitude on all that has transpired in the last year and the many people who help this ministry thrive every day. This time of year warrants the opportunity to evaluate our ministry and its goals. It is easy to evaluate success solely by the numbers; number of events and number of attendees. However, after much deliberation and intentionality, we set ourselves a different goal for this semester: to focus on the individual lives of the students and to structure our programs as opportunity for servant leadership development. Our programs continue to provide an opportunity for students to encounter God and each other. But we want to go beyond just programming to invest in and form our students in such a way that they invest in and care for one another. We invest in our students through intentional one-on-one formation, sharing life with them and teaching them how to have a personal relationship with Christ. It is our hope that this model of ministry will have a ripple effect and permeate our entire community. We are already beginning to see the fruits of this model. I hope in this newsletter you can see a glimpse of how our new goal was lived out this semester and how it has transformed the lives of our students. We are grateful to God, to our staff, and to our community for all the personal relationships formed and investments fostered throughout the semester. As we look forward to the new year, I hope you share in my excitement and energy as we continue to carry out this vision and mission. Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Many Blessings, Fr. Arthur Unachukwu
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BACK TO SCHOOL BBQ
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At the beginning of the school year, we always look forward to gathering for the Back to School BBQ. For our community, it’s the chance to connect with old friends after a long summer break, and the opportunity to meet new people. It’s the perfect way to kick off the new school year, and usually a key outreach opportunity to invite First Years and newcomers to experience the love and fellowship of the Catholic community at SMU. The Back-to-School BBQ isn’t complete without good, Texas BBQ on the menu, dancing, and even the chance to pet some farm animals. Lauren and Dave Moore were our DJs for the night and kept the classic tunes coming! This year, we hosted the event at the Catholic Center for the first time, which proved to be the best location for showcasing the hospitable, beautiful and vibrant community of SMU Catholic. This has become one of our favorite traditions, and we are thankful for the chance to build community and fellowship.
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SERVANT leadership COUNCIL This fall has brought exciting growth and development to the Servant Leadership Council (SLC), our primary body of student leaders who take ownership and responsibility for the ministry on campus. At the heart of this growth is the desire to intentionally form and invest in our students, so their engagement with the ministry provides concrete opportunities to practice and develop the skills of a servant leader. To this end, a strong emphasis has been placed on the formation of the whole person. Rather than simply training students for a particular task or to implement certain programs, our goal is to foster growth in the four key dimensions of formation for ministry:
• human formation: fostering a healthy and well-balanced personality • spiritual formation: growing in love of God and neighbor through practices of prayer and spirituality • intellectual formation: developing one’s understanding and knowledge of our faith • pastoral formation: cultivating knowledge, attitudes and skills to minister effectively to others This formation is occurring for our students at the monthly SLC meetings and through intentional one-on-one relationships with the campus ministers. Additionally, the Servant Leadership Council has been charged with focusing on people over programs this semester.
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A BIG SHIFT I’VE NOTICED IN THIS NEW MODEL IS THAT MORE STUDENTS IN THE MINISTRY ARE DRAWN INTO INTENTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE CAMPUS MINISTERS AND THEIR PEERS. I THINK IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO TAKE PERSONAL OWNERSHIP OF THE RELATIONSHIPS AND THE PROGRAMS THAT HELP US AND OTHER STUDENTS ENCOUNTER JESUS AT SMU. WE’RE THINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT EVERYTHING WE DO AND THE PURPOSE BEHIND IT, SO IT’S AN EXCITING TIME OF LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR THE FUTURE COMMITTEES OF SLC!
Julia Bugos, 06
STUDENT CAMPUS MINISTER CHAIR ON THE SERVANT LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Harnessing a Generous Spirit: WORKING FOR THE COMMON GOOD The Winter Care Kit Thanksgiving Initiative project helped SMU Catholic encounter the face of Christ in our brothers and sisters experiencing homelessness. The project was carried out from the community, through the community, and for the community, in hopes of meeting brothers and sisters experiencing homelessness where they are and reminding them of their God-given dignity. Pope Francis recently reminded us that among other things, being at the service of the common good is one of the noblest tasks anyone can undertake. Michael Fogarty, a community member of SMU Catholic, inspired the Thanksgiving Initiative, based upon his work with our brothers and sisters experiencing homelessness in Dallas. Our community collaborated with him to implement this practical, useful and needed project to meet the needs of those most vulnerable. As winter descends, they feel it the most and need the aid of our community. While a knit hat, gloves, blanket, and a pair of socks bring some warmth and relief, a human connection also uplifts the soul and gives hope. After November’s Jericho, a night of praise and worship during Eucharistic Adoration, care kits
Students were reminded to: • Take precautions for your own safety • Talk to the person they encounter with respect • Recognize that those experiencing homelessness and their problems are not all the same • Pray for those experiencing homelessness • Encourage brothers and sisters experiencing homeslessness to get help at local shelters • Support local homeless centers.
were assembled by students and community members. This “pack and pray” activity brought together the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy in a tangible way to which we are called as Catholics. Through the generous participation of the entire SMU Catholic Community, we were able to assemble 250 winter care kits. People were eager to participate, some with more bags than hands as they assembled the kits. After the assembly of the kits was completed, each student received up to five care kits to give to our brothers and sisters experiencing homelessness, who they encounter in Dallas or in their hometowns as they traveled for Thanksgiving. Before the care kits hit the streets of Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, California and beyond, students were given some project context as this work is less about the kit itself and more about the encounter. On one account, a man was looking for help in the rain and was given the Care Kit (which includes a poncho). The visible work of charity immediately inspired a nearby woman to give the man a box of pizza. He left with a means of staying warm, his next meal, and with his face and name on the heart of those around him.
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FYSH
first year student homes FYSH stands for First Year Student Homes and are small groups that encourage students to continue their faith in college and dive deeper into their relationship with Christ. This year, Marisa Nieto and Luke Tanner are FYSH student leaders alongside FOCUS missionaries Russell Pier and Alexandra Huffines. FYSH seeks to bring new students into the community of the Catholic Center, while developing each individual through transformative bible studies. Many Catholics entering college lose their faith, and FYSH aims to bridge this gap by offering opportunities for students to grow in faith. The first year of college can be a difficult transition. It can be hard to navigate when you’re trying to figure out who your friends are. As Christians, we are made for communion, and community is such a vital part of SMU Catholic. FYSH groups aren’t just a bible study, but a First Year’s home away from home. It encourages First Years to share life with one another and build each other up. It’s an invitation into living the abundant life as a community.
MARISA’S PERSPECTIVE:
LUKE’S PERSPECTIVE:
“Last year FYSH allowed me to feel more
“FYSH was a huge part of my freshman year. It
comfortable with living out my faith in college. I
gave me a community of peers to share my faith
was able to see other students selflessly lead
with and resources to continue growing closer to
others, and I wanted to do the same. Being a
Christ. It provides a great opportunity for First
FYSH leader has given me the opportunity to
Years to see that there are other students
see how badly college students, especially First
striving to live out the faith and connects them
Years, need to be reminded of God’s desire for
to the Catholic community on campus.”
them to be in relationship with Him.”
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Marisa Nieto ‘23, Monday FYSH Leader
Luke Tanner ‘23, Tuesday FYSH Leader
Christmas REFLECTION
written by Sam Giles ‘20, SLC Spirituality Chair The season of Christmas can be a perilous one for Catholics. The busy schedule during the holidays, as well as the effects of consumerism, can overshadow and distract from this joyous season. We believe, as Catholics, that we are just passing through this life on the way to our ultimate destination of heaven. Now, to know this in our minds is easy, but to what degree do we believe this in our hearts? I notice in my own life so often that this belief exists in my intellect but stops short of my emotions and instincts. How is it that so many great saints were so fixated on heaven that they were willing to die for their faith, yet the stress of a final exam can cause me to momentarily set aside my relationship with God? What do the saints have that I don’t, and how can we learn from them this Christmas season?
It seems to me that to be a saint is to conform one’s heart so closely to Christ’s that there remains no disparity between what we believe in our minds and what we believe in our hearts. It is at this point that our beliefs as Christians overflow from our intellect into our emotions, instincts, and desires. During this season, it is so easy to fixate on the stress of shopping and finals, and in doing so, to conform our hearts to these things. That’s exactly why I think Christmas serves as the perfect opportunity to imitate the saints by remaining fixed on eternal life, and to reflect on the things that might be keeping us from conforming our hearts to Christ’s. In doing so, we can give ourselves fully to Him and begin to prepare for the coming of our Lord. 09
JERICHO from the perspective of SLC Jericho Chair, Chris Stuchly ‘19 Jericho is a monthly praise and worship night, featuring Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation for those in need of spiritual healing. There is a speaker to round out the evening followed by a social hour directly after the event. The major theme within Jericho is “breaking down the walls to our heart.” We are fortunate to be able to host Jericho in-house this semester in the Chapel of the Annunciation. Hosting Jericho in such a familiar place encourages unique intimacy and closeness to those around you and with Christ on the altar. The combination of praise, adoration, and a speaker sets the perfect mood for Christ to break down the walls of our heart, for Him to heal us. I chose to lead Jericho this year because I had a unique and life-changing encounter with Christ at my first Jericho. I felt so close and so loved by Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. I wanted to bring this encounter to so many people I’ve met. I wanted to help facilitate the very event that brought me so much deeper into my faith. I have the added benefit of having an amazing committee to support and help me. Working with Madison Leyens ‘23, Bobby Morrissey ‘23, and Daniel Porting, Campus Minister, made this much more than a leadership role. They’ve helped me learn how to entrust responsibility to them. Jericho wouldn’t be the life-changing event I experienced several years ago without their help. For those who have attended Jericho or those who are hesitant to come and experience these nights, I encourage you to come with all your anxieties, come with all your fears, your disappointments, your sufferings, your doubts, and your struggles. Go to Him in the Sacrament of Reconciliation and receive His mercy. Come to Him broken and exposed, willing to submit to His grace. Leave all your pain at His altar and praise Him with those around you. Tell Him about all your successes and your failures. Leave it all in the chapel and fall completely into His gaze. I encourage each one of you, who may be attending your first or last Jericho, to let go of the world outside of that room, and you will find a peace that will settle all your problems. I can say this confidently because it happened to me. I let go, and Christ poured his Spirit within me. In the words of Pope St. John Paul II, “be not afraid” for Christ has been waiting for you, and He will wait for you until you come to Him.
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Mustang Awakening XII Mustang Awakening is our annual student led retreat for college students. Awakening is a retreat format used by many universities throughout the country, and this year we hosted the 12th Mustang Awakening (MAXII) at SMU. Our goal is to provide students an opportunity to encounter Christ and begin a relationship with Him. This retreat has been in the works since May, and as coordinators, we felt called to highlight the grace of knowing how essential God is in our lives. “Now this is eternal life that they may know You, the one true God, and the one whom you sent, Jesus Christ.” - John 17:3. As we think of how to prepare our friends to be disciples of Christ, we thought of St. John, the beloved disciple. His closeness to Christ made him an excellent disciple who understood the life or death decision to choose a relationship with Jesus. John 17:3 highlighted exactly what we wanted 12
to convey and it became the theme of the retreat. After the retreat, students came back with so much zeal and conviction to pursue God the Father. It’s incredible to witness that zeal at daily Mass, where we have seen several retreatants now attending consistently. We hope the students can use what they learned and apply it to their prayer life to create order amidst the chaos and temptations that oftentimes seem like the only path to choose. Our SMU community has strengthened because of the vulnerability and level of trust the retreatants had with each other and the staff. The Lord blessed us with an incredible retreat this year, and it is truly beautiful to see the work He has done to prepare the next generation of SMU Catholic Campus Ministry.
WRITTEN BY MAXII COORDINATORS: DANIEL HELLRUNG ‘20 & PRISCILLA GARZA ‘19
TEAM
SMU CATHOLIC
Our SMU Catholic Staff and Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) Missionaries work together to form servant leaders on campus. Our team works to not only minister to our students and community, but also to ensure our ministry is running smoothly. Father Arthur Unachukwu
Danna Knight
Emmeline Miles
Clare Shawaker
Priest and Director
FOCUS Team Director
Musician for 8PM Mass
Campus Minister
Deacon Bill Fobes
Jillian Lim
Candice Mohapp
Ken Swinson
Campus Minister
Marketing and Comm. Coord.
FOCUS Missionary
Musician for 9AM Mass
Sterling Foley
Beverly Mendoza
Russell Pier
Andrea Stoglin
FOCUS Missionary
Director of Development
FOCUS Missionary
Administrative Assistant
Tammy Grady
Dave Moore
Daniel Porting
Spiritual Director
Musician for 5PM Mass
Campus Minister
Alexandra Huffines
Lauren Moore
Christina Roncal
FOCUS Missionary
Musician for 5PM Mass
Associate Director of Ministry
SMU CATHOLIC
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Buddy Anslinger
Dennis Grindle
John Ofenloch ‘98
Julie Young
Win Bell
Garrett Hanrahan ‘93
Susan Piot ‘91
Fr. Arthur Unachukwu,
Karen Carney ‘82
Janet Horton
Mary Smith
ex-officio
Patrick Carew, Chair
Sissi Jorge ‘03
Smokey Swenson ‘71
Dave Crawford, Jr.
Wyatt Maxwell
Carolyn Thompson ‘85
ADVISORY BOARD
Candyce Eoff ‘90
Annie McLeod ‘97
Brian Tusa
Kathy and Tony Herring
Joy Godvin
Ricardo Mier ‘14
Kristen Whisenant ‘99
Brenda and Joe McHugh
Susan Godvin
Mark Miller ‘97
Mike Willick
Judy and Tommy Neuhoff
WHY SUPPORT SMU CATHOLIC? SMU Catholic Campus Ministry is a self-funded ministry that provides a home, guidance, and leadership for students to transition to an adult faith. With the generous support of donors, we manage a 3-story building that includes study and social spaces, offices, a chapel, kitchen, a full-time priest, campus ministers, and administrative staff who support hundreds of students who attend Mass, participate in programs, mission trips, Bible studies, and social events. The ministry engages students in a convenient setting on campus. We are nimble in our programming to ensure that students can engage in ways relevant to their culture and generation. SMU Catholic provides the tools for growth and fellowship around the moral and ethical challenges we see in our society today.
Please consider a recurring gift via bank draft or credit card to support endeavors. Other ways to give include Venmo (@smucatholic), stock transfer, cash, and check! While general operations are critical to our mission, you may designate your gift to a specific area in which you are passionate. Questions? Contact Beverly Mendoza, Director of Development, at 214-987-0044 or beverlym@smu.edu
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