Affiliate with us!

Dear Prospective Affiliated Groups,

On behalf of the Australian Catholic Student Association (“ACSA”), I take pleasure in extending an offer of affiliation to your society. 

ACSA is the national organisation for Catholic tertiary students, committed to witnessing to the Gospel message of hope as proclaimed by the Magisterium and Tradition of the Catholic Church. It is the only organisation that unites Catholic groups and societies on university campuses, as well as youth groups that cater for tertiary students on a national level. Our executive is comprised of students from across the country giving us a unique national reach and focus.

Each year ACSA holds its Annual Conference in July. The Conference is an opportunity for students to be spiritually, intellectually and pastorally nourished, equipping them to fulfil their Christian vocation on their university campuses across Australia.  It gathers students and alumni for a series of theological and philosophical talks, celebration of the Mass as well as time for personal prayer and reflection. The Mannix Ball takes place on the Saturday night of the conference. The Conference is also a unique opportunity for Catholic students to network with like-minded peers form across the country, gaining social and professional connections for life. ACSA also facilitates events in the respective States and Territories throughout the year.

By affiliating with ACSA you become part of a national network of Catholic students. ACSA will publish your affiliation with us on our website and share your events on our social media pages. We ask your society or group endorses ACSA as the national body for Catholic students and promotes our events amongst your membership.

Please complete the form above, “ACSA Affiliation Form” and forward by email to the ACSA secretary at gmail.com

Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me  by email at [email protected]

 

Yours faithfully,

Alexander Kennedy

President
Australian Catholic Student Association