Fr. Bart Hutcherson, OP

Pastor

Fr. Bartholomew Hutcherson, OP was ordained a priest of the Western Dominican Province in 1997. For the last 6 years, Fr. Bart has been assigned to the Province’s Itinerant Preaching Team, traveling to offer parish missions, retreats, and pilgrimages, while also serving as an adjunct lecturer in homiletics at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology. But Fr. Bart’s first love in ministry has always been serving the young church, having entered the Dominicans after working for several years as a lay youth minister. Within the Order, he continued to serve the young church in university ministry, having ministered at the Universities of Washington and Utah, UNLV, and 10 years as Pastor of the Newman Center at the University of Arizona.

personal website: www.FrBart.com >>

Fr. Chrysostom Mijinke, O.P.

Parochial Vicar

Fr. Chrysostom Mijinke, O.P. is from Langley, British Columbia, near Vancouver. After a powerful encounter with God as a teenager, he began a lifelong journey of faith and a desire to help others experience the same. Following his undergraduate studies, he spent five years traveling through Europe and Canada, working in restaurants and on on-shore oil rigs before beginning theological studies in Ottawa. There, he met the Dominicans and entered the Western Dominican Province in 2013.

Ordained in 2021, Fr. Chrysostom most recently served as campus minister at the University of Washington and as director of young adult ministry. He completed the Encounter School of Ministry program and is passionate about evangelization, healing, and discipleship. He enjoys hiking, backpacking, and long-distance running.

Nancy Greenfield

Chaplain; Director of Catholic Wedding Preparation

ngreenfield875@gmail.com; 650-704-0787 (cell)
office hours by appointment

I have been a chaplain for the Catholic Community at Stanford since 1983. My undergraduate degree was in Latin and Greek, and I have an M.A. degree in Pastoral Theology. My duties include Catholic wedding preparation and administration for the Center for Theological and Spiritual Formation. I am the author of Songs of Life: Psalm Meditations from the Catholic Community at Stanford, published in 2004.

M’Lis Berry, ’85

Director of Development

meberry@stanford.edu; 650-468-6797 (cell)

I joined the CC@S staff as Director of Development in 2011, after being a CC@S community member since childhood. Prior to joining the staff, I taught middle school English, coached high school sports, practiced law and was Director of Development at Sacred Heart Schools. I have two grown daughters.

Nicholas Mourlam

Music Director

Nicholas Mourlam has a Masters of Sacred Music degree from the University of Notre Dame and received his undergraduate degree in Organ Performance and Church Music from the University of Kansas. He studied abroad at Folkwang Universität der Künste in Essen, Germany, gave concerts throughout Europe, and holds the Service Playing Certificate for both the American Guild of Organists and the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. He maintains an active studio of piano and organ students. Nicholas and his wife, Anna, have a 4-year-old daughter named Audrey. The Mourlams are avid equestrians, who compete in Hunter/Jumper shows (English style) throughout California.

In addition to his role at CC@S, Nicholas Mourlam is the Director of Development for Mothers & Babies philanthropy at the Lucile Packard Foundation For Children's Health.

Diego Garcia-Camargo, ’25

Campus Ministry

I’m Diego Alonso Garcia-Camargo, and I’m thrilled to be joining the ministry team at the Catholic Community at Stanford. I graduated from Stanford in 2025 with a degree in Symbolic Systems (APPLIED LOGIC BABY), and was deeply involved in faith and philosophy throughout my time here—especially through the Thomistic institute and campus ministry. Outside of work, I like running, hiking, cooking, and debating everything from Aquinas to AI.

I’m thoroughly excited to meet you all and serve you by supporting our retreats, liturgies, and the vibrant life that makes being a Catholic at Stanford so special. See you soon!

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