Chaplaincy

   For the past twenty years there has existed at Carleton a
   chaplaincy service, part of whose function has been to share
   experiences, insights, friendships, and faith. It has also been
   involved in study and discussion groups, community projects,
   development education, marriage preparation, and religious
   services. The chaplaincy service also has connections with many
   organizations and resources on campus, as well as with churches
   and religious groups in the Ottawa area.

   The two principal chaplains are the Reverend Neil Hunter
   (Protestant-Ecumenical), who is located in T28 and T30 Tory
   tunnel, and can be reached at 788-4449, and Father Michael
   Peterkin (Roman Catholic), who can be reached at 237-5616 or
   788-2896 in room 127G Unicentre. People are encouraged to
   visit at any time. Appointments are not necessary, but at
   times they are advisable and can be arranged by the support
   staff in the chaplaincy offices.

   There is a quiet room next to the chaplaincy offices in the Tory
   tunnel which is used for individual meditation, religious
   services, and study-group activity. It is open all day, five
   days a week. In addition, Father Peterkin exercises a ministry
   at Newman House, 1061 Bronson Place, that is open to all as a
   house of hospitality and welcome, but that can also accommodate
   smaller groups who wish to meet there.