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Ania 2002 invites Jesuits and CLCers to assist
as Spiritual Animators!
What does a
Spiritual Animator do?
How much does it cost?
What about accommodations?
What is the itinerary?
How do I apply?
What does a Spiritual Animator do?
A Spiritual Animator will participate in the daily activities
of the pilgrims. These activities can include sharing meals,
celebrating mass, praying together, and traveling together.
A Spiritual Animator will answer pilgrims' questions concerning
the Martyrs, the Society's history, and basic catechetical
issues. Furthermore, a Spiritual Animator will lead pedagogical
sessions every afternoon for ten to fifteen pilgrims. NOTE:
Spiritual Animators will not be legally responsible for the
pilgrims nor will they be accountable for the pilgrims' actions.
A Spiritual Animator's only leadership role is that of example.
Some Spiritual Animators may be asked to fulfill
other roles, including:
Chief of a Long House:
After receiving training as Spiritual Animators, the chiefs
will be assigned to manage the life of each Long House and
its 150 pilgrims. The chiefs will work with the pilgrims'
group leaders to maintain the daily schedule, informing the
leaders of each day's events.
Liturgical Animators:
After receiving training as Spiritual Animators, the Liturgical
Animators will assist the Liturgist in preparing the common
and Long House Masses. They will also assist with the liturgical
music, as well as coordinate the Ministers of the Eucharist,
the Confessors during the reconciliation service, and the
coming of the World Youth Day Cross to Ania 2002.
Site Animators:
After receiving training as Spiritual Animators, the Site
Animators will be assigned to one of the four sites to assist
the Site Managers in preparing daily activities for the pilgrims.
The four sites are Ste. Marie Among the Hurons, the Huron
Museum, Martyrs' Shrine, and St. Ignace.
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How much does it cost?
Spiritual Animators must pay $400 CDN for the nine days
they spend in Midland and $250 CDN for the World Youth Day
activities. These prices include a three-day training session,
food, accommodations, and travel expenses, in Midland and
Toronto, from the Spiritual Animators arrival July 13th to
their departure July 29th.
| RATES |
AMERICAN |
CANADIAN |
| Spiritual Animators
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Three-day Training Session
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$80
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$150
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Ignatian Experience in Midland
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$160
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$250
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World Youth Day in Toronto
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$175
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$255
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Total
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$415
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$655
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| Volunteers |
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Ignatian Experience in Midland
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$100
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$146
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World Youth Day in Toronto
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$175
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$255
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Total
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$275
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$401
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| Pilgrims |
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Ignatian Experience in Midland
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$175
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$250
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World Youth Day in Toronto
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$175
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$250
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Total
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$350
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$500
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As soon as you register, fees should be sent, as a money order
or bank draft, to:
Ania 2002
1325 Bay St.
Toronto, Ontario.
M5R 2C4
Canada
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What about accommodations?
Four tents will be made available for Spiritual Animators,
one each for the following: male religious, female religious,
male laity, and female laity. The tents are outfitted with
lights and cots; however, there are no private storage facilities
(so all personal belongings will be exposed).
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What is the itinerary?
- Spiritual Animators participating in the ANIA Montreal
event need to arrive in Montreal July 10th.
- Spiritual Animators arrive in Midland during the afternoon
of July 13th. A welcome package, which includes the
Pilgrim's Handbook, will be given to everyone. The evening
will include a general introduction and registration.
- Beginning the next day (July 14th), Spiritual Animators
will undergo an intense two-day workshop that includes an
introduction/orientation to ANIA 2002, lectures on the history
of Jesuit missionary life in 17th-century New France, and
a review of the Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm as it relates
to group dynamics and facilitation. Spiritual Animators
will be introduced to security and medical personnel, briefed
on health and safety issues, and presented with acceptable
behaviour guidelines for pilgrims.
- On July 16th in the Martyrs' Shrine Church, Spiritual
Animators will greet pilgrims, including those from Montreal.
- Programming runs from July 17th through to July
22nd.
- July 19th is a day of rest, although some Spiritual
Animators may be asked to help receive the World Youth Day
Cross.
- On July 22nd, Spiritual Animators will travel to
Toronto for the World Youth Day activities.
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How do I apply?
Those wishing to become Spiritual Animators should fill out
the form below and click the submit button. Once you have
submitted the form, you should send a money order or bank
draft covering the Ania 2002 and World Youth Day fees. (NOTE:
Do NOT fill out the regular World Youth Day registration
form available elsewhere on this site. ANIA 2002 will register
you for World Youth Day, using the information you submit
here.) If you are a Jesuit, you must include a letter of
Good Standing from your Assistant for Formation, your Rector,
or your Superior.
SPIRITUAL ANIMATOR APPLICATION FORM
**This submission form will NOT work if you do not have
access to a computer-based e-mail system. If you are utilizing
a library, school, or community computer AND you use Web-based
e-mail (Hotmail, etc.), then this form will NOT work. To send
the form, fill in the blanks then cut and paste the form into
the text of an e-mail to ania2002@jesuits.ca.
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