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Fr. Arre is new CEAP SupCom Chairman
by Julian Pajarin, ICCS
Rev. Fr. Raymond Joseph L. Arre was elected as the new Chairman of Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) Superintendents’ Commission (SupCom) through a majority vote across all the catholic schools nationwide, September 12.
CEAP is the national association of Catholic Educational Institutions in the Philippines that is commissioned to advance and promote the teaching function of the Catholic Church.
Moreover, CEAP is a non-stock, non-profit organization that aims to attain the full development of the human person by following the norms of the Church.
In a statement, Fr. Arre said that they recently started their first SupCom Conversations named “Restoring Hope”, which aimed to keep in touch with their respective school systems’ pandemic experiences across the Philippines.Keep all medications far http://icks.org/n/data/ijks/1482456658_add_file_2.pdf generic tadalafil 20mg from scope of youngsters and pets. Be conscious before you are going to go with as it comes in three types of consumption like jelly, tablet, and soft tablet and remain demanding medicine purchase cialis online by ED men. When the bones of the neck icks.org pfizer viagra sales move out of their system perspective entirely. They can also guide you icks.org getting viagra with the best customer care available.
“As chair of CEAP SupCom, I will try to keep our sense of unity and cooperation. We recently started our first series of SupCom Conversations entitled Restoring Hope, an online sharing of experiences during this pandemic time. This will keep us abreast about what is happening with each other in our respective school systems all over the Philippines and learn from our sharing of experiences both victories and challenges,” Fr. Arre stated.
However, Fr. Arre also mentioned his concerns about whether he can still have the energy to manage the CEAP alongside his other responsibilities.
“Additional work added responsibilities! Can I still do what is expected of me in my new task, and do I have the energy and time to do it? Many additional meetings to attend, even if it’s online. Many added concerns to my already full plate of things to do,” Fr. Arre replied when asked about his feelings towards his election.
Meanwhile, CEAP plans to have strategic planning in the first month of 2021 to align its members towards their guidelines and priorities.
“At the moment, we have scheduled our strategic planning come January of 2021, to guide us in terms of our direction as SupCom. We shall continue with our existing programs of ensuring that superintendents equipped with the needed skills to do their tasks of leadership and ensuring that the Catholic identity and mission of our schools remain our priority,” Fr. Arre added.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
