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This website has been aptly described as “Highlights and Downloads.” Here you’ll find all sorts of materials and resources from the Education Colloquium in Fukuoka, Japan (April 1 to 6, 2010).

Feel free to grab whatever you want–and use them and share with others as you please!  And if only to act like the members of the Net and Next Generations, be INTERACTIVE and signify your LIKE and post your COMMENTS!

Once Mr. Martin Ho of HK has set up the Facebook Group, we will provide you the link to upload/download all the other photos.  Here are a few glimpses of what the pictures will look like…

The Japanese Province went all out to treat us to great dishes!

Participants bond over Asahi Beer.

Picture-taking atop the Fukuoka Tower

JEC-AP Participants in Fukuoka 2010

The Education Colloquium of the Jesuit Education Conference for Asia Pacific was finally held in Fukuoka, Japan, from August 1 (Sunday) to August 5 (Thursday), 2010.   Originally scheduled last year, the colloquium was postponed due to the AH1-N1 virus scare. After a long wait, the participants trickled into the Fukuoka Garden Palace, coming from Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Macau, Taipei, Micronesia, and East Timor.  The four-day event was ably and graciously hosted by the Japanese Province.  Thank you!

Fr Sekine, our host, gives us an orientation.

The Colloquium included sessions on the post-GC 35 Jesuit Conference for Asia Pacific (finally replacing its traditional but tedious name, Jesuit Conference for East Asia and Oceania), the Conference’s Initiative in East Timor, the Jesuit Education Vision, and Action Plans for collaborative projects.  The event culminated at the 26 Martyrs’ Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Museum in Nagasaki on the last day.

Tony Pabayo examines the exhibit.

The NS's pose after their meeting

After the Colloquium, the National Secretaries met to evaluate the event, and drew up some tentative plans for the next Colloquium in August 2012. The theme will most probably be: “Ignatian Identity and Pedagogy.”

Featured here are some of the pictures taken during the colloquium, among them one of the many official group photos. Click on the images to enlarge.

Friends in the Lord

Here are the email addresses of the participants of the JEBEC Colloquium in Fukuoka.  We are all encouraged to keep in touch with one another in order to strengthen our network as well as to move our collaborative projects forward together.

Australia

• Gerry Healy: G.Healy@xavier.vic.edu.au
• Robert Laidler: rlaidler@parra.catholic.edu.au
• Tom Renshaw: tom.renshaw@xavier.vic.edu.au
• Jack McLain, SJ: jack.mclain@ignatius.sa.edu.au
• Rob Davoren SJ: r.davoren@ignatius.sa.edu.au
• Ross Jones SJ: Ross.Jones@jesuit.org.au
• Kerry Swann: kswann@bne.catholic.edu.au
• Michael Exton: extonm@ignatius.vic.edu.au

Chinese

• Stephen Chow S.J.: stepchow@post.harvard.edu
• Martin Ho: martinho@wahyan.edu.hk
• Chan Kam Tim Theresa: tchankt@netvigator.com
• Stanislaus Keung: sk@wyk.edu.hk
• Lui Ching-Hay Howard: luihowardch@gmail.com
• Paul Sun, S.J.: finance.chinasj@msa.hinet.net

Indonesia

• Agustinus Sigit Widisana SJ: sigitwidisana@gmail.com
• Tiburtius Agus Sriyono SJ: sriyonosj@gmail.com
• Agustinus Mintara SJ: agmintara@yahoo.com
• TB Gandhi Hartono SJ: tb_gandhos@yahoo.co.id
• Teguh Santosa SJ: teguh_santosasj@yahoo.co.id
• FX. Agus Hariyanto: agus_h69@yahoo.co.id
• J. Heru Hendarto SJ: yheruh_sj@yahoo.co.id
• Leonardus E.B. Winandoko SJ: winandoko@gmx.net

Timor Leste

• Emirenciana “Sinta” Marques: vairgos@yahoo.com
• Eduard Ratu Dopo,SJ: edurd61@yahoo.com
• Acacio Pinto, S.J.: acacioangel@yahoo.com.au
• Dionisio M. SArmento SJ: dinosarmentosj@gmail.com

Micronesia

• David Andrus SJ: dandrussj@gmail.com
• Martin K. Carl: xhs-principal@mail.fm or mkcarl05@yahoo.com

Philippines

• StephenT. Abuan SJ: pabuan@xu.edu.ph
• Guy Guibelondo, SJ: guysj@xs.edu.ph
• Salty de la Rama sj: saltydlr@gmail.com
• Manny Uy SJ: mannyuysj@gmail.com
• Eli Rowdy Y. Lumbo, SJ: elirowdy@yahoo.com
• RB Hizon, SJ: rbsj@admu.edu.ph (or rbhizonsj on Facebook)
• Johnny Go sj: jcgosj@xs.edu.ph  or jcgosj@gmail.com
• Tony Pabayo, SJ: tpabayo@gmail.com
• Norberto Bautista,SJ: nbautista@ateneo.edu

Japan

• Etsuo Sekine, SJ: sekine.etsuo@nifty.com
• Mike Akamatsu: akamatsu@jesuits.or.jp
• Francis Naomi Kegawa,S.J: fn-kegawa@mbf.nifty.com
• Sozo Tsukurimichi, S.J.: sztsuku@kamakuranet.ne.jp
• Yoshitaka Ura, S.J.: PeterUra@jesuits.or.jp
• Yukio Ushio,S.J.: ushio@hiroshimagakuin.ed.jp
• Iwao Funabashi: ifunabashi@taisei-js.ed.jp

Jesuit Conference of Asia-Pacific

• Mark Raper SJ: mraper@admu.edu.ph
• Arthur Leger S.J: artleger@gmail.com

The Indonesian Team leads the liturgy at the end of Day 1

At the end of the Trade Fair on Day 3 (8 August 2010), the following ACTION PLANS were drawn up.  Please refer them for future action.

Australia

1. For Indonesia

Objectives: To assist with Campus Ministry set-up

Action Plans:

• Tom Renshaw to send Faith formation materials to Mintara. Ongoing discussions regarding retreats and science programs.
• Possibility of visit of 2 staff members from Kanisius to Australian schools.

Timeline:

• Materials to be sent by e-mail by August 2010. Ongoing discussion will follow
• Possible visit in 2011 (maybe done). Sydney and Melbourne

2. For Micronesia

Objectives: To offer a number of places for students at Jesuit high school for one year, initially Xavier to Xavier. Initially 10^th Grade

Action Plans:

• Tom Renshaw to have discussions at local level and then contact David Andrews and Martin Karl for further discussion

Timeline:

• Tom to contact David and Martin by September 2010 to continue conversations. Places likely to be available August 2011 – May 2012. (Program Feb to Dec to fit in with Australian school year. 1^st Sem – Chuuk, 2^nd Sem (Chhuk)/1^st Sem Australia

3. For the whole assistancy:

• To provide electronically the IT template of IPP for subjects, and some sample subjects, particularly in the Maths-Science area

• To continue offering the advanced teacher program, both within Australia and with teams as requested to other parts of the Assistancy

4. For Indonesia

Student & Teacher Exchange between St. Ignatius Adelaide and Loyola Senior High School, Semerang

Objectives:

• Language and cultural experience for students
• Service component for Australian students
• Experience of campus ministry for Loyola teachers
• Experience of Ignatian parent workshop for Loyola teachers
• Language and cultural input for Ignatian teachers

Action Plans

• Frs. Winandoko and Davoren to e-mail for time lines and project staff

Timeline

• July to November, 2011

JEC-AP participants listen attentively.

Chinese

1. For Philippines

Exchange Students Program between Mateus Ricci (Macau) and Sacred Heart School (2 weeks)

Objectives:

• Language learning – English and Putonghua
• Cultural learning

Timeline:

• October – November 2010
• Number of Students: 2010 – 5 students.   2011 – 10 students

2. For Timor Leste

Objectives: To help teachers training in the language proficiency and fine-tuning of Mathematics curriculum.

Action Plan:

• Three teachers from Timor Leste will visit Hong Kong

Timeline:

• April 2011 (4-week program)

3. For Indonesia

How to practice IPP in all subjects

Objectives: To set up models of learning in the base of Ignatian Pedagogy

Action Plans:

• Jesuit Indonesia will find a Jesuit or lay person to go to Hong Kong
• Attending the Dialogue of Teaching as a Service
• Setting the model of teaching in the base of Ignatian Pedagogy

Timeline:

• September 2010

Indonesia

1. For Australia

Objective: Indonesia province will give one semester for gap period for students (after graduation and before university) from Australia in social

services.

Action Plans:

• Contact person is Fr. Rob Davoren, S.J. (by e-mail to arrange for schedule)

Timeline:

• Vacation time in 2011

Japan

1. For East Timor

Hope Project (Hope of our Partners in East Timor Project)

Objective: Students of Jesuit schools in Japan set up a scholarship program for the students of St. Joseph high school.

Action plan:

• Students raise money for scholarship in classrooms every months and each class send it for a specific student of East Timor chosen by St. Joseph’s staff.
• Fostering friendship between students of both schools is the most important purpose.
• Also students have contacts on the Internet together.

Time line:

• Hope Project starts in April 2011.

2. For the Philippines

Objective: Hiroshima will seek the possibility of expanding current exchange program between Ateneo de Manila.

Action Plan:

• For all high schools
• Starts AP Life Orientation Program (LOP) for students of Jesuits high schools
• Each school sends a few students to AP – LOP program. It will be held every two or three years. This program is mixed retreat and leadership training.

Timeline:

• As soon as possible

Micronesia

1. For JCAP (Fr. Sekine)

Objective: To collaborate with Australia and other provinces/regions in organizing an Assistancy-wide ‘Youth Leadership Day’ for our student leaders

according to the Australian Jesuit schools model.

Action Plans:

• Contact all schools (secondary) to ascertain interest in this project.
• Invite our schools to participate

Timeline:

• 2012 School Year (?)

2. For Indonesia

Objective: To provide input information, activities, programs on Campus Ministry.

Action Plans:

• Invitation to Indonesian Province to send campus ministers to observe our campus ministry programs, and perhaps participate in campus ministry workshops.
• Send Fr. Marc Roselli to Indonesia to give workshops on Campus Ministry.

Timeline:

• Open ended (within the school year or summer time)

Philippines

1.  Offer immersion programs to students and faculty for:  (a) an experience of Catholicism especially for those living in non-Christian countries, (b) for an experience of poverty (service learning), and (c) English-language environment

2.  Draw up details with particular schools for collaborative projects where we can offer/share our resources for teacher training and Ignatian formation on selected topics.

Timor Leste

1. Timor is interested in immersion program – Australia and Japan

Objectives: Providing an opportunity for students from developed countries to experience life in an under developed countries like Timor Leste.

Action Plan:

1. Receive visits from Geelong – September 2010
2. Prepare accommodation – renovate the school guest house or contact some Jesuit network in Timor for the accommodation
3. Prepare lay teachers for welcoming the guests and the country tour.

Teacher Training  and sharing experience of teaching and life  – Chinese Province

Objectives: To provide opportunities for teachers in building teaching capacities in math, and at the same time practicing/learning English.

Action Plan:

1. Increase the English language courses for teachers in CSJ – August  2010 – March 2011
2. Working the details for the program like fund raising for the travel fee.

JCAP President delivers keynote.

Click here for Fr. Mark Raper’s presentation.

Download

JEC-AP Participants take their cue from Matteo Ricci's inculturation efforts.

Here are a few other materials used during the Colloquium in Fukuoka organized by the JESUIT EDUCATION CONFERENCE FOR ASIA PACIFIC from August 1 to 5, 2010.  Please feel free to download them.

Click here to watch or download the movie on MATTEO RICCI

Timor Leste presentation:

Gerry Healy’s presentation on the JESUIT EDUCATIONAL VISION:

Chinese Province Sharing:

(Note:  The figure for Catholics in Macau in Slide 2 should be corrected from “230,000″ to “23,000.”)

Johnny Go’s recap of the previous session:

The Chinese Province reports.

We’ve also uploaded some of the country reports that we could find. Just click on the name of the country for the links…

Australia

Chinese

Indonesia

Philippines:   Click here for a short clip on our different schools.

East Timor

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