Catholic Pacific College Society
The Catholic Pacific College Society (registration number 877929901RR0001) is a registered Canadian charity operating Catholic Pacific College (CPC), a private Catholic post-secondary institution in Langley, British Columbia. Founded in 1999 as Redeemer Pacific College, the institution was renamed in 2015 to reflect its deepening Catholic identity[3].

Mission and Activities
CPC’s mission centers on educating students within a framework of Catholic liberal arts, emphasizing truth, beauty, and goodness through a curriculum integrated with sacramental life. Daily Mass, confession, and spiritual direction are central to campus life, fostering a community described by alumni as transformative in faith and intellectual formation[5]. The college is recognized by the Cardinal Newman Society in The Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College, one of only two Canadian institutions listed[5][3].

Academic Partnerships
Located adjacent to Trinity Western University (TWU), CPC students access undergraduate programs at TWU while completing Catholic-focused coursework through CPC. This collaboration allows enrollment in cross-listed courses, blending evangelical and Catholic academic traditions[3][5].

Community Impact
CPC emphasizes small-campus intimacy within a larger university context, offering retreats, lectures, and communal activities to strengthen spiritual and academic growth. Alumni frequently cite its role in shaping their professional and faith lives, including careers in education and ministry[5][3].

Historical Development
Established with support from Archbishop Adam Exner, OMI, CPC initially partnered with Franciscan University of Steubenville before developing its current affiliation structure[3]. Its 2015 renaming marked a strategic shift toward explicitly Catholic education, reflected in its sacramental and intellectual emphasis[5].