ICCRS

The ICCRS Council is composed of a President, a Vice-President, and various members who represent ICCRS in the five continents and different types of ministries and communities. It is composed of lay people, priests and religious, and is assisted by one or two advisors.

As listed in Article 24 of the ICCRS Statutes, there are various committees and sub-committees that function within ICCRS. All of the committees present an annual report of their activities to the ICCRS Council, which is reviewed in-depth at each Council meeting.

The Committees are reviewed every year during the Council meeting. The following information was updated in May 2012.

Click on the name of each committee to find out more information.

As listed in Art. 24 of the ICCRS Statutes, there are various committees and sub-committees that function within ICCRS. All of the committees present an annual report of their activities to the ICCRS Council, which is reviewed in-depth at each Council meeting.

The following information was updated in May 2012.

Every year, the ICCRS Council officially meets to find always new ways to serve the worldwide CCR. The decisions, events, and initiatives are made during each meeting, then are formally carried out by the staff of the ICCRS office. Located in the Vatican, the office frequently welcomes pilgrims from around the world as well as religious and lay persons in search of resources on the CCR.

“The ICCRS office serves the ICCRS’ Council, providing the necessary administration to implement the Council’s decisions. It is equipped with sufficient equipment in order to accomplish the work entrusted to it and to preserve the archives. It has the necessary personnel, according to ICCRS’ criteria, chosen from different parts of the world, with the special representation of the languages most spoken within the CCR.”

ICCRS Statutes, Art. 25