Recognising the contribution of outgoing commissioners
 |
 |
Above: Sr Elizabeth Dodds RSC and Professor Greg Craven AO.
On 30 September, two National Catholic Education commissioners Sr Elizabeth Dodds RSC and Emeritus Professor Greg Craven AO concluded their appointments.
Chair of the Bishops Commission for Catholic Education and Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher OP said the Bishops Commission gratefully acknowledges the substantial contribution of outgoing commissioners, Sr Elizabeth Dodds RSC and Emeritus Professor Greg Craven AO.
"Sr Liz has served on the Commission since August 2013," Archbishop Fisher said in a statement.
"As chair of the FFRE Standing Committee she has guided the work of this committee in the development of the Framework for Formation in Mission, the Religious Education Framing Paper and a number of formation resources.
"We have been blessed by her passion for learning that she happily and humbly shares with all those she encounters," he said.
Archbishop Anthony said Professor Craven AO has been one of the Church’s most outstanding lay leaders, having served the Church in Australia in a variety of ways over many decades, including as a member of the NCEC on and off for more than 20 years.
"Greg has played an enormous role in the strategic and policy directions of Catholic education in Australia.
"His strong advocacy and his regular public commentary on any number of topics has also contributed to the evangelising mission of the Church through education and beyond.
"I extend my deepest appreciation to Sr Liz and Greg," he said.
