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The Real Powers Behind President Barack Obama By Karen HudesTuesday, December 31, 2013 8:02 (Before It's News) From Karen Hudes Facebook page: Barack Obama is truly not the President of the United States. He is not a powerful person at all. Rather, he is a front man for more powerful entities that hide in the shadows.The real power in the world is not the United States, Russia, or even China. It is Rome. The Roman Catholic Church (Vatican) is the single most powerful force in the world. However, the Vatican has been under the control of it’s largest all-male order, the Jesuits. The Jesuits were created in 1534 to serve as the “counter-reformation” — the arm of the Church that would help to fight the Muslims and the Protestant Reformers. However, they fought with espionage. The Jesuits were expelled from at least 83 countries and cities for subversion, espionage, treason, and other such things. Samuel Morse said that the Jesuits were the foot soldiers in the Holy Alliance (Europe and the Vatican) plan to destroy the United States (Congress of Vienna). Marquis Lafayette stated that the Jesuits were behind most of the wars in Europe, and that they would be the ones to take liberty from the United States.The head of the Jesuit Order is Adolfo Nicholas. His title is Superior General of the Jesuits. The use of the rank “general” is because the Jesuits are, in reality, a military organization.Nicholas, as the Jesuit General, is the most powerful man in the world. He ultimately issues the commands that are administered by drones like Obama.The Jesuit General is nicknamed “The Black Pope” because he always wears black robes. Pope Benedict XIV is, thus, the “White Pope”. Directly under the Jesuit General is Fr. James E. Grummer, S.J. — one of the five Jesuit priests who serve as direct “assistants” to the Jesuit General. Grummer is his American assistant, and controls the US Jesuit Conference. He is the controller of every American Jesuit university and every American Jesuit Provincial. The New York Provincial has the most contact with Grummer (as the top provincial).Under Grummer is the President of the US Jesuit Conference, Fr. Thomas H. Smolich, S.J., who was the Jesuit Provincial of California during the reign of Governor Arnold Schwarznegger. Smolich was the power behind Arnold during these years. Smolich is a key force behind the planned Sino-Soviet-Muslim invasion, which the Jesuit Order is planning to use to bring down the United States. He is also actively involved in the orchestration of the Chinese-Mexican invasion.Under Smolich is Fr. David S. Ciancimino, S.J., the Jesuit Provincial of New York. He is the top Jesuit Provinical in the United States, as New York is the capital of the Jesuit Order’s power (that’s why it was chosen as the staging area for 9/11). Here, Ciancimino (and the Jesuits beneath him) control Wall Street, the NYSE, and the Federal Reserve Bank. Ciancimino controls Archbishop Timothy Dolan, the most powerful Roman Catholic official in the United States who is not a Jesuit. Ciancimino is an occultist, as are many other top Jesuits.Directly under Ciancimino is Fr. Joseph M. McShane, S.J., who is the President of Fordham University — the Jesuit college of New York, and the Jesuits’ military stronghold there. It is through McShane that the Jesuits (led by Ciancimino in New York) control Archbishop Timothy Dolan. He has become known as the “penholder” for Dolan. He wears a decorative necklace that features an equilateral triangle, a Masonic symnol of the Risen Horus.Under the control of these powerful Jesuits is Pope Benedict XIV, the Vicar of Christ (Horus) and the current Roman Papal Caesar. He represents Osiris in mystery-school/occult mythology.Below Pope Benedict XIV is the Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York. Dolan is the “American Pope” and the “Archbishop of the Capital of the World”. He heads the Am

erican branches of the Knights of Malta and Knights of Columbus. He is a likely occultist and the controller of American Freemasonry, the CFR, the ADL (B’nai B’rith), the Pentagon, and the intelligence community.Joseph A. O’Hare, S.J. is the President Emeritus of Fordham University and the man directly under Egan. He is a Knight of Malta and has presided over CFR meetings as Egan’s operative. He is an adviser to David Rockefeller (Knight of Malta), Henry Kissinger (Knight of Malta), and Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York. He is, thus, the Jesuit who directly controls the city mayor. He is also the Jesuit who controls the Rockefeller-Kissinger apparatus, of which the CFR is a key part.O’Hare is a devoted Zionist who supports the State of Israel, which was created in 1948 by the United Nations (UN) — a creation of the Archbishop of New York’s Council on Foreign relations). It was Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York who solicited votes at the UN for Israel. Spellman played a key role in Israel’s founding. The founder of Zionism was Theodor Herzl, who had frequent meetings with the Pope and had once planned to lead the jewish people in a “mass conversion” to Roman Catholicism. The true designers, financiers, and promoters of Zionism are the Rothschilds, who Encyclopedia Judaica describes as “guardians of the papal treasure”. That’s right — the Rothschilds are the banking agents of the Papacy. The State of Israel is just the revived Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, and it’s under the Vatican’s thumb.Below O’Hare is John J. DeGioa, the President of Georgetown University. DeGioa is also a Knight of Malta and a member of the CFR. He is one of the over-seers of the State of Israel.Below DeGioa, we find Richard N. Haas — the Chairman of the CFR. Haas is ultimately simply a lowly agent of Archbishop Egan. Haas is a Jewish Labor Zionist and oversees the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). These Jewish Zionists are mainly just Papal Court jewish people.Below Haas is Zbigniew Brzezinski, who was a member of the CFR, Bilderberg Group, and Trilateral Commission. Brzezinski had co-founded the Trilateral Commission. He was a Knight of Malta, as was the other founder of the Trilateral Commission – David Rockefeller. Brzezinski is a Polish Roman Catholic and an adviser to Georgetown University.Brzezinski was Soetoro’s professor at Columbia University, and recruited him for presidential grooming. Are we beginning to see the big picture?Once Brzezinski created “presidential candidate” Obama, his campaign was financed and promoted by the multi-billionaire behind hundreds of organizations on the “political left” — George Soros. Soros was a high-ranking CFR member and a member of the Carlyle Group, an international corporation that served as a front for the Vatican. Soros, a Hungarian jewish, was a strong socialist-communist (like Brzezinski). Like Haas, Brzezinski was a Papal Court jewish and a Labor Zionist. He is also a Freemason. He is a friend of Rupert Murdoch. Soros is a major stockholder in Halliburton.Murdoch is the protector of Obama, controlling his opposition. Murdoch was knighted by the Pope in 1998 for making large contributions to the Roman Catholic Church. He has said that his corporation – News Corp – is “just like the Jesuits” while speaking at Georgetown University. Murdoch is a member of the CFR.Joseph R. Biden is the Vice President, and is directly under the Vatican’s big-wheel operatives (Soros and Murdoch). He is Roman Catholic and has been honored at two Jesuit universities. His son is a Jesuit volunteer and a lobbyist for a Jesuit university he attended.Under the guidance of Biden, we find Barack Obama, a 32nd Degree Freemason who has been trained in Romanism.——–I always wondered how much sway the Vatican still has in the year 2014. They use to be an obvious powerhouse. Kings and Queens bowed before the Pope and did what he told them to do. That is just not the case anymore. Even within the church itself, power dwindles. Scandal, abuse and a lack of faith has been eating the church, and every church in every religion, from the inside out. And since when did Freemasons and Catholics get along? Conspiracies are funny like that.. Keep in mind, Protestants have never liked Catholics. -Mort

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Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan Archbishop of New York Archdiocese of New York 1011 First Avenue New York, NY 10022

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Joseph M McShane11 Gates Ave Chatham, NJ 07928-1413

Edward M. Egan 604 Mill Rd West Seneca, NY 14224-3524

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Contact information for U.S. CardinalsCardinal William BaumMajor PenitentiaryPiazza Della Cancelleria, 00186 RomePH:3906698-5065 FAX:3906698-5438Cardinal Anthony BevilacquaArchdiocese of Philadelphia222 North 17th StreetPhiladelphia,PA 19103-1299PH:215-587-3800/FAX:215-587-3806email: archbish@adphila.orgCardinal Avery DullesDepartment of TheologyFordham University441 East Fordham RoadBronx, New York 10458PH: 718-817-3240/ FAX: 718-817-5787Cardinal Edward M. EganArchdiocese of New York1011 First AvenueNew York, NY 10022PH:212-980-6565/FAX:212-308-2674Cardinal Francis GeorgeArchdiocese of Chicago155 E. SuperiorChicago, IL 60611PH: 312-751-8230/FAX: 312-337-6379Cardinal James HickeyArchbishop of Washington5001 Eastern AvenueP.O. Box 29260Washington, DC 20017PH: 301-853-4540/FAX: 301-270-6225

Cardinal William KeelerArchbishop of Baltimore320 Cathedral StreetBaltimore, MD 21201PH:410-547-5437/ FAX 410-727-8234email: cardinal@archbalt.orgCardinal Bernard LawArchdiocese of Boston2121 CommonwealthBrighton, MA 02135PH: 617-782-2544/ FAX: 617-782-8358Cardinal Roger MahonyArchdiocese of Los Angeles3424 Wilshire BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90010PH: 213-637-7288/FAX:213-637-6510email: CardRMM@aol.comCardinal Adam Maida1234 Washington Blvd.Detroit, MI 48226PH:313-237-5816/ FAX: 313-237-4642email: infodesk@archdioceseofdetroit.orgCardinal Theodore McCarrickArchdiocese of Washington5001 Eastern Ave. PO Box 29260Washington, DC 20017PH:301-853-4540/ FAX:301-270-6225Cardinal James StaffordPresident, Pontifical Council for the LaityPiazza San Calisto, 16, Vatican City StatePH:39066988-7141/ FAX:39066988-7214Cardinal Edmund SzokaPresident, Pontifical Commission for Vatican CityLargo del Colonmato, 3, 00193 Rome, ItalyPH: 39066988-3306/ FAX: 39066988-3955

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His Holiness Pope FrancisVatican City State, 00120e-mail: av@pccs.vaphone: +390669881022fax: +390669885373 Congregation for the Doctrine Faith Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Müller, PrefectLuis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer, S.J., SecretaryPiazza del S. Uffizio 1100193 Rome, VATICAN CITY Telephone: 06.69.88.33.57; 06.69.88.34.13Fax: 06.69.88.34.09 E-mail: cdf@cfaith.vaCongregation for BishopsMarc Cardinal Ouellet, PrefectPalazzo della Congregazioni,Piazza Pio XII, 10Roma, Italia00193Phone: 06.69.88.42.17Fax: 06.69.88.53.03Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life:His Eminence the Cardinal Prefect +39. 06. 69884121His Excellency Archbishop Secretary +39. 06. 69884584receptionists +39 06. 69884128 and +39. 06. 69892511FAX +39. 06. 69884526E-mail: civcsva.pref@ccscrlife.va (Prefect)civcsva.segr@ccscrlife.va (Secretary)vati059@ccscrlife.va (information)Cardinal Marc Ouellet, P.S.S. Prefect, Congregation For Bishops 00120 Vatican City State, Italy, Europe

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E-mail address for the Vatican Newspaper: L�Osservatore Romano In the USA Most Rev. Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò U.S. Apostolic Nunciature3339 Massachusetts Ave. N.W.Washington DC 20008 Telephone: (202) 333-7121 Vatican Publishing House, handles permission request to quote from papal writings and the Catechism. Libreria Editrice Vaticana Via della Posta s/n00120 Vatican City Papal E-mail/Fax/Phone:The Vatican Press Office is considered the "official" means of email contact for the Holy Father. The following email address does gain a response.e-mail: av@pccs.vaphone: +390669881022fax: +390669885373

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Pontificio Consiglio delle Comunicazioni SocialiPalazzo San Carlo - 00120 Città del VaticanoSide note: When contacting the Holy Father, people should be advised to NOT place the word ITALY anywhere on the envelope. If they do this, the mail is re-routed because the Vatican is it�s own nation and Italy is of course completely separate, especially as it has to do with postal mail. Italy is notorious for mis-routing mail addressed to the nation of Vaticano. Just thought you might like to know.

VATICAN PHONE& FAX NUMBERS Sample FAXes:(Third Secret, sample #1)(Third Secret, sample #2)(Third Secret, sample #3)Secretariat of StateSegretaria di Stato, I-00120 Città del VaticanoOffice of the Cardinal-Secretary of State: vatio26@relstat-segstat.va

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Name Title / Function Phone FaxAngelo Sodano Cardinal-Secretary of State 011-39-06-698-83913 011-39-06-698-85255Giovanni Battista Re Archbishop / Substitute 011-39-06-698-83438 011-39-06-698-85255Jean-Louis Tauran Archbishop "Foreign Minister" 011-39-06-698-83014011-39-06-698-85255Pedro López Quintana Monsignore / Assessor 011-39-06-698-82394 011-39-06-698-85255Celestino Migliore migliore@relstat-segstat.vaMonsignore / Under Secretary 011-39-06-698-82317 011-39-06-698-85255Paolo Sardi Archbishop./ Nuncio Special Affairs 011-39-06-698-83538011-39-06-698-85255Carlo Maria Viganò Archbishop / Papal Delegate 011-39-06-698-82493011-39-06-698-85255Agostino Marchetto Archbishop/ Nuncio at disp. 011-39-06-698-85443011-39-06-698-85255Tommaso Caputo Monsignore / Chief of Protocol 011-39-06-698-83626 011-39-06-698-85255 I. CongregationsCongregation for the Doctrine of FaithCongregazione per la Dottrina della Fede, I-00120 Città del VaticanoName Function Title Phone FaxJoseph Ratzinger Prefect Cardinal 011-39-06-698-83296 011-39-06-698-84532Tarcisio Bertone Secretary Bishop 011-39-06-698-83432 011-39-06-698-84532Gianfranco Girotti Undersecretary Father, O.F.M. 011-39-06-698-84015011-39-06-698-84532Josef Clemens Private Secretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-83296011-39-06-698-84532 Congregation for the Causes of SaintsCongregazione delle Cause dei Santi, I-00120 Città del VaticanoName Function Title Phone FaxJosé Saraiva Martins Prefect Archbishop 011-39-06-698-84242 011-39-06-698-81935Edward Nowak Secretary Archbishop 011-39-06-698-84244 011-39-06-698-81935Michele di Ruberto Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-84246011-39-06-698-81935Sandro Corradini "Promotore della Fede" Monsignore 011-39-06-698-84334 011-39-06-698-81935Ambrogio Eszer "Relatore Generale" Father O.P. 011-39-06-698-84258011-39-06-698-81935Congregation for the Oriental ChurchesCongregazione per le Chiese Orientali, I-00120 Città del VaticanoName Function Title Phone FaxAchille Silvestrini Prefect Cardinal 011-39-06-698-84281 011-39-06-698-84300Miroslav S. Marusyn Secretary Archbishop 011-39-06-698-84282011-39-06-698-84300Claudio Gugerotti Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-84018011-39-06-698-84300

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Secretary 011-39-06-698-84202 011-39-06-698-83499Vinzenzo Ferrara Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-84411011-39-06-698-83499Mario Marini Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-84145 011-39-06-698-83499 Congregation for the Evangelization of PeoplesCongregazione per l�Evangelisazione dei Popoli I-00120 Città del Vaticano / Offices: Piazza di Spagna 48, I-00187 Roma Office: cepsegretaria@evangel.va Office of the Prefect: cepprefetto@evangel.va

Name Function Title Phone FaxJozef Tomko Prefect Cardinal 011-39-06-698-79299 011-39-06-698-82353Marcello Zago Secretary Archbishop 011-39-06-698-79299 011-39-06-698-80118Charles Schleck Deputy Secretary Archbishop 011-39-06-698-79299011-39-06-698-80118Luigi Ghidoni Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-79299 011-39-06-698-80118Fabio Rizzoli Head of the Office Father M.C.C.I. 011-39-06-698-79299011-39-06-698-80118 Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolical LifeCongregazione per gli Istituti di vita consacrata e le Società di vita apostolica-Name Function Title Phone FaxEdoardo Martínez Somalo Prefect Cardinal 011-39-06-698-84500 011-39-06-698-84526Piergiorgio Silvano Nesti Secretary Archbishop 011-39-06-698-84584 011-39-06-698-84526Jesús Torres Undersecretary Father C.M.F. 011-39-06-698-84124 011-39-06-698-84526Juan José Dorronsoro Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-84025011-39-06-698-84526Congregation for the Clergy

Congregazione per il Clero, I-00120 Città del Vaticanoclero@cclergy.va

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Name Function Title Phone FaxEdward Idris Cassidy President Cardinal 011-39-06-698-84181011-39-06-698-85365Pierre Duprey Secretary Bishop 011-39-06-698-84384 011-39-06-698-85365Eleuterio F. Fortino Undersecretary 011-39-06-698-83072 011-39-06-698-85365Informations/Secretary 011-39-06-698-83071 011-39-06-698-85365 Pontifical Council for the FamilyPontificio Consiglio per la Famiglia, I-00210 Città del VaticanopcfI@family.va

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Name Function Title Phone FaxFrançois Xavier Nguyên van Thuân President Bishop 011-39-06-698-87191011-39-06-698-87371

Diarmuid Martin Secretary Bishop 011-39-06-698-87336 011-39-06-698-87205Giampaolo Crepaldi Undersecretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-87191011-39-06-698-87205 Pontifical Council "Cor Unum"Offices: Caritas Internationalis, Piazza San Calisto 16, Roma (Mail: I-00120 Vatican City)corunum@corunum.va

Name Function Title Phone FaxPaul Josef Cordes President Archbishop 011-39-06-698-87331011-39-06-698-87311Karel Kasteel Secretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-87176 011-39-06-698-83311San Martin Francisco Azcona Under Secretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-87331 011-39-06-698-83301 Pontifical Council for Inter-Religious DialoguePontificio Consiglio per il Dialogo Inter-Religioso I-00120 Città del Vaticanopcid-office@interelg.va

Name Function Title Phone FaxFrancis Arinze President Cardinal 011-39-06-698-83648 011-39-06-698-84494Michael L. Fitzgerald mlf@iterelg.vaSecretary Bishop 011-39-06-698-83648 011-39-06-698-84494Giovanni Bosco Shirieda Undersecretary Don.S.D.B. 011-39-06-698-83648011-39-06-698-84494Khaled Akasheh Section Islam Father 011-39-06-698-83648 011-39-06-698-84494Felix Machado Section Asia Father 011-39-06-698-83648 011-39-06-698-84494Denis Chidi Isizoh Section Africa don 011-39-06-698-83648 011-39-06-698-84494 Pontifical Council for CulturePontificio Consiglio della Cultura, I-00120 Città del Vaticanocultura@cultr.va

Name Function Title Phone FaxPaul Poupard President Cardinal 011-39-06-698-87393 011-39-06-698-87368Bernard Ardura Secretary Father O.Praem. 011-39-06-698-87177 011-39-06-698-87165Fabio Duque Jaramillo Under Secretary Father O.F.M. 011-39-06-698-87321011-39-06-698-87165 III. CommissionsPontifical Commission Ecclesia DeiPontificia Commissione Ecclesia Dei, I-00120 Città del VaticanoName Function Title Phone FaxAngelo Felici President Cardinal 011-39-06-698-85213 011-39-06-698-83412Camille Perl Secretary Monsignore 011-39-06-698-85213 011-39-06-698-83412Arthur B. Calkins Assistant Monsignore 011-39-06-698-85213011-39-06-698-83412Sandra Colavecchi Assistant 85213 / 85494 011-39-06-698-83

412 IV. Institutes connected with the Holy SeePontifical Academy for LifePontificia Accademia per la Vita, Via della Conciliazione 3, I-00193 RomaName Function Title Phone FaxJuan de Dios Vial Correa President Prof 011-39-06-698-82423011-39-06-698-82014Elio Sgreccia Vice President Bishop 011-39-06-698-82423 011-39-06-698-82014Emilio Silvestrini Secretary Rev. 011-39-06-698-82423 011-39-06-698-82014 Welcome to our House! Dear Visitor,

It’s a pleasure to welcome you to our Roman Curia, where I live and work with my collaborators to serve our fellow Jesuits throughout the world and all those people with whom and for whom they share their lives.

More than 470 years ago Saint Ignatius Loyola started with his first companions this “little company” as he used to call it. Today, Jesuits are sent to the edge of humanity and involved in apostolic ministries on all the continents of our world.

When you visit our Curia, you will meet people from across the entire globe, having a large variety of responsibilities. I am very grateful that they have accepted the role of being my colleagues in the mission I received during the last General Congregation in 2008 to lead the Society of Jesus.

The purpose of this website is assist you in meeting the people working at the Curia and locating the information you are looking for. As you make your way through this “house with many rooms” I hope you find what you desire.

Adolfo Nicolás S.J., Superior General of the Society of JesusFather General

Fr. Adolfo Nicolás,Superior General of the Society of Jesus Documents and talks23-04-2010 Mexico City: Challenges to Jesuit Higher Education today

26-07-2009 Allocution of Fr. General to the World Congress of World Union of Jesuit Alumni/ae (Bujumbura, Burundi, 26th July 2009) 20-07-2009 Discourse of Fr General on the Occasion of the 150th Anniversary of Jesuit Education in the Philippines (Ateneo de Manila University Philippines 13 July 2009) 21-02-2008 Discourse of Fr. Adolfo Nicolás to the Pope receiving the members of the General Congregation

10-02-2008 Conversation with Fr. Adolfo Nicolás, Superior General of the Society of Jesus

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Interviews20-03-2012 After his travels to Vietnam, Australia and India

20-12-2010 Following up on the Comments on Europe

29-11-2010 After his trip to Latin America

20-10-2010 After some visits in Europe

06-09-2010 Interview with Angela Ambrogetti (Radio Vaticana) at the opening of the Newman Institute in Uppsala

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MediaSlideshows31-10-2013 Visit to USA

26-08-2013 Visit to Colombia and Ecuador

14-06-2013 Visit to Austria

29-05-2013 Trip to Castille

02-05-2013 Visit to Malawi-Zambia

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Documents and texts of Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach08-10-2007 St Aloysius College, Malta: discourse to students

08-10-2007 Malta: Jesuit-Lay Partnership

08-10-2007 Malta: discourse to St Aloysius College�s staff

10-05-2007 Address to the Georgetown University Board of Directors

15-01-2007 Cura PersonalisRome, Curia, CIS, 15 January 2007

moreWhat is a Superior General?

Since Saint Ignatius was elected as Superior General of the Society of Jesus in 1540 and as he wrote the Constitutions of his Order, the Superior General has always been elected for life by a “General Congregation” of Jesuits, representatives of their provinces around the world.

The mission of the Superior General consists in guiding the Order, according to the Constitutions and Norms and the Guidelines of the General Congregations.

The two last Superior Generals, Frs. Pedro Arrupe (1965-1983) and Peter-Hans Kolvenbach (1983-2008) have asked and received permission from the pope to step down as Superior General. Profile of Father Adolfo Nicolás

1936/ born on April 29 in Villamuriel de Cerrato (Palencia province), Spain, about four miles from the capital city Palencia. The third of four brothers (Antonio, Félix, Adolfo and José), his father Adolfo originated from the province of Burgos and his mother Modesta hailed from the small town Villalaco in the Palencia province.

1940/ His father, a military professional, was transferred to Barcelona. There Adolfo attended the Jaime Balmes Institute for his 1st year of high school [a seven year program at that time in Spain]. He did his second and third year at the Christian Brothers school in Barcelona. In 1949 he did his fourth year of high school at the Minor Seminary of Saint Joseph that the Jesuits of the Tarraconense Province ran in the town of Roquetas del Mar.

1950/ his father was transferred to Madrid; Adolfo completed his remaining three years of secondary education at the Jesuit�s Areneros high school, graduating in 1953 with the highest distinction the school granted.

1953/ on September 15 he entered the Jesuit novitiate in Aranjuez in what was then the Province of Toledo. His philosophy studies were completed at Alcala de Henares, obtaining in Ph.L. in 1960. He then left for Japan for language studies.

1964-68/ he studied theology in Tokyo and was ordained priest there on March 17, 1967.

1968-71/ he completed his doctoral work at the Gregorian and wrote his doctoral dissertation, Theology of Progress.

1971/ he became a Professor of Systematic Theology at Sophia University in Tokyo.

1978-84/ Director of the Pastoral Institute in Manila , Philippines. This Institute was formed after the Vatican II to work on aggiornamento - the renewal of the Church - and has had wide influence in the theological renewal of all of Asia. Asian bishops and novice directors received their formation there.

1991-93/ Rector of the house of Jesuit students in Tokyo.

1993-99/ Provincial of Japan and in that capacity he attended GC34 in 1995, where on the first ballot he was elected secretary of the congregation.

2000-03/ he moved to a poor parish of immigrants in Tokyo. He was able to help thousands of Philippino and Asian immigrants, in the process gaining a first hand experience of their suffering. In this way his love for the poor and oppressed became his most important ministry.

2004-08/ he became Moderator of the Jesuit Conference of East Asia and Oceania. This means that his area of responsibility extended from China to the South Pacific and Australia. During these years, Fr. Kolvenbach made Vietnam into a new Province.

2007/ he served as a member of the Coetus Previus (preparatory commission) of GC35

2008/ on January 19 he was elected Superior General of the Society of Jesus.

Those who work in the Curia

How the governance of the Society of Jesus in Rome is organized.

Father General Adolfo Nicolás More about Fr. General and his predecessors Peter-Hans Kolvenbach and Pedro Arrupe

Fr. General’s “General Counsellors”An international group of 14 close collaborators• 9 of them are “Regional Assistants”• 1 is Fr. General’s delegate for the International Jesuit Houses in Rome• 1 is counsellor for the formation of the Jesuits

More about the General Counsellors More about the Assistancies More about the International Roman Jesuit houses

The main officials of the Curia • The Secretary and the Vice Secretary of the Society of Jesus• The General Treasurer (finances of the Society of Jesus)• The General Procurator (matters dealing with canon law• The Postulator (beatification and canonization processes)

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Other officials in the Curia • Apostolic secretariats:Ignatian SpiritualitySocial Justice and EcologyEducationHigher EducationJesuits and CommunicationEcumenical and Inter-religious dialogue

More about these secretariats • Services:The Communication and Public Relations Officethe Liturgical commissionthe Archivethe Library of the Curiathe Development OfficeFACSI (the apostolic and charitable fund)

More about these offices. • International works:The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)the Apostleship of Prayer(AP)the Christian Life Community(CLC)

More about these International Works.The Major Officials of the Curia

The Secretary and the Vice-secretary coordinate the work of the Curia, especiall

y the written and electronic correspondence and the data of the Society of Jesus.

The General Treasurer oversees the finances and civil legal matters of the Society of Jesus.

The General Procurator is concerned with all matters of Canon Law and the Law of the Society of Jesus.

The General Postulator oversees the processes towards beatification or sanctification of Jesuits or people who have been commended to the Society of Jesus.The Secretary of the Society of Jesus

Fr. Ignacio Echarte Oñate (Loyola Province, Spain, Born: 1951) Secretary of the Society of Jesus Fr. Agnelo Mascarenhas (Goa Province, India, Born: 1965) Under-Secretary of the Society of Jesus

Br. Affonso Wobeto (South Brazilian Province, Born: 1936) Personal Assistant to Fr. General Br. Rafael Susín Cruz(Province of Castilia, Spain, Born: 1944)Mail officeThe General Treasurer of the Society of Jesus

< Fr. J. Thomas McClain (Chicago-Detroit Province, USA, Born: 1949) General Treasurer of the Society of Jesus Fr. Francisco José Gismondi (Province of Argentina-Uruguay, Born: 1962) Assistant to the General Treasurer Fr. Charles L. Lasrado (Karnataka Province India, Born: 1968) Assistant to the General Treasurer Br. Anthony Crasta (Karnataka Province, India, Born: 1946) Assistant to the General TreasurerThe General Procurator of the Society of Jesus

Fr. Robert J. Geisinger (Chicago-Detroit Province, USA, Born: 1958) Procurator General of the Society of Jesus Fr. Fernando Mendoza Vargas (Province of Colombia, Born: 1948) Assistant to the General Procurator The General Postulator of the Society of Jesus

Fr. Anton Witwer (Austrian Province, Born: 1948) General Postulator of the Society of Jesus Fr. Marc Lindeijer (Dutch Province, Born: 1966) Assistant to the General Postulator

Curia Secretariats

Within the Society of Jesus’ govern-mental structure, six apostolic sectors receive special attention through the creation of secretariats.

The Secretariat for the Promotion of FaithThis new Secretariat coordinates the Promotion of Faith, Ignatian Spirituality and the Ecumenical and Inter-religious dialogue.

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The Secretariat for Collaboration with OthersThe mission of the Society of Jesus in the 21st century is “the service of faith that does justice in collaboration with others”. In this context, the Society envisions collaboration with fellow-humans across cultures, religions and nationalities to be a new way of being Jesuit.

The ease of digital communication, jet travel and the ongoing encounters of cultures, necessarily shrink frontiers and internationalize societies. We re-discover our common roots as human beings while celebrating our diversities. We become more present to one another and claim kinship and fellowship.

The newly created Secretariat for Collaboration affirms the value of Jesuit collaboration with fellow-Jesuits, as well as with all women and men of good-will. We believe the globalized world confronts us with the challenge of collaboration since Jesuits are both “men for others and men with others”.

Be our partner in this exciting enterprise!

The Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat The office exists to support and encourage Jesuits and partners in their work for justice peace and environmental care worldwide. Digital editions of the review “Promotio Iustitiae” available in English, Spanish, French and Italian.

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The Higher Education Secretariat The Secretariat for Higher Education promotes the Jesuit identity of Jesuit higher education institutions worldwide; assists in coordinating the activities among regional associations developing a network across regions and cultures; encourages networking among Jesuit universities worldwide to address current global issues on a global level; assists in developing or improving Jesuit colleges/universities in countries in need, and maintains global database for higher education.

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The Education Secretariat The secretariat animates the Jesuit School network throughout the world in its mission of offering a holistic education to the new generations. It aims to help Jesuit institutions be part of our living tradition of academic excellence and service to faith and justice and the new commitment to the environment.

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The Secretariat for Ecumenical and Interreligious Relations For the ecumenical and interreligious dialogue these Dialogue Advisors have been appointed: These advisors constitute the Secretariat for Ecumenical & Inter-religious Dialogue for the Society. The Secretariat is a consultative group conversant with the ongoing dialogues among diverse faith communities. Each advisor rem

ains in his present work and location rather than moving to Rome. All the advisors gather in Rome once a year to meet together with Father General for discussions on developments in ecumenism and inter-religious dialogue, and the Society�s involvement in them. Each advisor is appointed for a term of three years.The Secretariat for the Promotion of Faith

Fr. Gerald R.Blaszczak (New York Province, Born: 1949) Secretary for the Promotion of Faith

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The Secretariat for the Collaboration with Others

Fr. Tony da Silva (Goa Province, Born: 1945) Secretary for the Collaboration with others

The Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat

Fr. Patxi Álvarez de los Mozos (Province of Loyola, Spain, Born: 1967) Secretary for Social Justice and Ecology.

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The Higher Education Secretariat

Fr. Michael J. Garanzini (Missouri Province, USA, Born: 1948) Secretary for Higher Education

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The Education Secretariat

Fr. José Alberto Mesa (Colombia Province, Born: 1960) Secretary for Education

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Sec. for Ecumenical and Interreligious RelationsFor the Ecumenical dialogue with other Christian communities: • Oriental churches: Milan Žust(SVN) Official, Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, Vatican • Protestants: Thomas Rausch (California, USA) theology professor, Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles

For the Inter-religious Dialogue: • Judaism: Jean-Pierre Sonnet (Belgium) Professor Hebrew Bible, Gregorian University, Rome• Islam: Christian Troll, Emeritus professor, Sankt Georgen, Frankfurt, Germany• Buddhism: Gregory C. Sharkey (NEN)Professor, Rangjung Yeshe Institute, Kathmandu, Nepal• Hinduism: Noel Sheth, Professor, Jnana-Deepa Vidyapeeth, Pune, India• Indigenous religions in the Americas: Felipe Jaled Ali Modad Aguilar(MEX) Parish Rector, Bachajón Mission, Mexico • Indigenous religions in Africa: Kemboly Mpay, Professor, Philosophy Faculty, Kinshasa, DR Congo

Group of Dialogue advisers at their first meeting in September 2010. Visit at the Vatican Congregation of Interreligious Dialogue. From left to right: 1. Christian Troll, 3. Mpay Kemboli, 4. Milan Zust, 5. Noel Sheth, 6. Xavier Albó, 7. Jean-Pierre Sonnet, 8. Fr. General, 9. Mons. Celata, 10. Joe Daoust, 11. Thomas Rausch, 13. Etienne Degrez. Not present at the meeting: Aloysius PierisOther Offices of the Curia

The Communication and Public Relations Office This office is responsible for communication within and outside the Society of Jesus.

The Liturgical CommissionThe office is responsible for preparation and publication of litugical texts for the saints and blessed of the Society of Jesus

The Archives - Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu (ARSI) On the grounds of the Jesuit General Curia in Rome is located the Archives building housing ARSI which is the official central archives for the worldwide Society of Jesus. It houses a large number of Jesuit documents both historic and contemporary. Other Jesuit documents are held by the Bibca Nazionale Central Vittorio Emmanuele (fondo Gesuitico dei Manoscritti) and the Vatican Archives.

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The Library of the Curia Since the restoration of the Society the Bibliotheca Praepositi Generalis Societatis Iesu has collected copies of all books published by Jesuits. At present the practice is that authors send one copy to the library and two if the subject matter deals with the Society. At present the library has about 175,000 books written from 1800 to the present, 206 current periodicals, and 250 periodicals that are no longer published. The library is in the process of becoming a member of the CEIBIB (Conferenza Episcopale Italiana: Biblioteca) and will soon have all its books catalogued on the internet. The library remains private but Jesuits and other scholars can use it with special permission of the librarian.

The Development Resources Office of the Curia The Jesuits work in over 130 countries throughout the world, dedicated to a variety of apostolates; spiritual, social and educational, while �finding God in all things.� Jesuits work in spirituality centers, refugee camps, universities, schools, and parishes: always present on the frontiers of faith and culture.If you would like information on how to help the people we serve, please contact us. We are happy to answer your questions.

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FACSI- Fundus Apostolicus et caritativus Societatis Iesu The solidarity fund of the Society of Jesus to help needs inside and outside the

SocietyThe Communication and Public Relations Office

Fr. Giuseppe Bellucci (Italian Province,Born: 1938)Director of the Communication and Information Office Fr. Roy Sebastian Nellipuzhayil(Nepal Region, Born: 1972)Assistant Director & Webmaster The Liturgical Commission

Fr. Anton Witwer (Austrian Province, Born: 1948) General Postulator of the Society of Jesus

The Archives Fr. Brian Mac Cuarta (Irish Province, Born: 1957) Director of the Archives Fr. Robert Danieluk (Northern Polish Province, Born: 1969) Collaborator of the Archives Fr. Raúl González (Argentina-Uruguay Province, Born: 1956) Collaborator of the ArchivesThe Library of the Curia Fr. Ernest R. Martinez (California Province, Born: 1931) Director of the Library of the Curia

The Development Resources Office of the Curia Fr. Jorge Eduardo Serrano Ordoñez (Colombia Province, Born: 1951) Assistant treasurer for Development Resources Facsi Fr. Raúl González (Argentina-Uruguay Province,

Born: 1956) Secretary of FACSI The International Works at the Curia

The Jesuit Refugee Service - JRS The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is an international organisation with a mission to accompany, serve and defend the rights of refugees and forcibly displaced persons in more than fifty countries worldwide. The main areas of work are in the field of emergency assistance, education, advocacy, income generating activities, pastoral care, social services, reconciliation and community building.

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The Apostleship of Prayer - AoP The Apostleship of Prayer can be defined as an association of the faithful that helps Christians unite their prayers and their lives to the prayer and the mission of the universal Church, of which the Holy Father’s general and missionary intentions remind us every year.The AoP has been entrusted by to Holy Father to the Superior General of the Society of Jesus.Also in a lot of countries there is the Eucharistic Youth Movement.

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The Christian Life Community - CLC The Christian Life Community is an international association of Christians: men and women, adults and young people, of all social conditions, who want to follow Jesus Christ more closely and work with Him for the building of the Kingdom. Members make up small groups, which are part of larger communities organised regionally and nationally, all forming ONE World Community. The CLC is present in all five continents, in almost sixty countries.

WebsiteThe Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)

Fr. Peter Balleis (German Province, Born: 1957) International Director of the Jesuit Refugee Service Fr. Ken Gavin (New York Province, USA, Born: 1945) Assistant International Director of the Jesuit Refugee Service

The Apostleship of Prayer (AoP)

Fr. Claudio Barriga (Province of Chile, Born: 1960) Delegated general director of the Apostleship of Prayer

The Christian Life Community (CLC)

Fr. Luke Rodrigues (Bombay Province, India, Born: 1965) Delegate of Fr. General for the Christian Life

Community

The DIR - "Domus Interprovinciales Romanae"

Fr. Joseph Daoust (Chicago-Detroit Province, USA, Born: 1939) Delegate for the international Jesuit Houses and Works in Rome Fr. Ambrose Vedam (Gujarat Province, India, Born: 1958) Assistant of the Delegate for the International Houses and Works Delegato DIRBorgo S. Spirito, 400193 Roma (Italia) Tel: +39-06-698-68-1Fax: +39-06-686-8214E-mail: dir-del@sjcuria.org

The Interprovincial Jesuit Houses in Rome

Communities and Apostolic Works in Rome Besides the houses and activities of the Italian Jesuits, there are in Rome several large institutions and communities at the service of the Church universal. They depend directly on the Superior General of the Society of Jesus and are governed in his name by a Delegate who is a Major Superior. Currently Father General’s Delegate for these apostolates is Father Joseph Daoust.

The recent 35th General Congregation (2008) declared that the interprovincial institutions in Rome are among the five global apostolic preferences of the Society of Jesus requiring ‘special or privileged attention’ as ‘a special mission received directly from the Holy Father’.

The following are the Houses and Works that form together what are commonly known as the ‘Inter Provincial Roman Houses’. In latin ’Domus Interprovinciales Romanae’ [DIR] :

The ‘Curia Generalizia’ The Central Offices of the Society of Jesus

The Pontifical Gregorian University A university born out of the free classes given at a �Collegio Romano� started by Saint Ignatius of Loyola in 1551. It offers degrees in ecclesiastical, religious and human sciences: Theology, Canon Law, Church History, Philosophy, Psychology, Social Sciences, etc

The Pontificial Biblical Institute (with a branch in Jerusalem) A university institute for higher studies in Sacred Scriptures and related disciplines (founded in 1909), with a Research and Studies Centre in Jerusalem.

The Pontificial Oriental InstituteA university institute for higher studies in Theology and Canon Law of the Oriental Catholic and Orthodox Churches (founded in 1917).

The "Collegio S. Roberto Bellarmino"A house of studies for Jesuit priests and brothers preparing for advanced academ

ic degrees.

The "Collegio Internationale del Gesù" A house of studies for young Jesuits preparing for the priesthood (first cycle)

The "S. Pietro Canisio Residence" A residence for Jesuits working at Vatican Radio, with an infirmary for the elderly and the sick.

The Vatican Observatory (�Specola Vaticana�)A centre of astronomical observation and research, with two sites, one at Castel Gandolfo (Italy) and the other at Tucson, AZ (USA).

The "Centro Aletti"An ecumenical centre of art and theology devoted to bridging Eastern and Western Christian traditions.‘Collegios’ entrusted to the Society Among the ‘Roman Houses’ are also listed several ‘Collegios’ entrusted to the Society. Those are Houses of Studies providing accommodation to diocesan priests and seminarians of various countries of the world who are engaged in studies in Rome. They are:The Pontificio Collegio Germanico e UngaricoThe Pontificio Collegio Pio BrasilianoThe Pontificio Collegio Pio Latino AmericanoThe Pontificio Collegio Russo (‘Russicum’)The housesCuria GeneraliziaBorgo S. Spirito, 400193 Roma (Italia)

Tel: +39-06-698-681Fax: +39-06-686-8214Email: curgen@sjcuria.orgWeb: http://www.sjweb.info/ Download the folder "How to reach the Curia..." Pontificia Università Gregoriana - PUGPiazza della Pilotta, 400187 Roma (Italia) Tel: +39-06-670-11Fax: +39-06-670-154-13 Web: http://www.unigre.it

Pontificio Istituto BiblicoVia della Pilotta, 2500187 Roma (Italia) Tel: +39-06-695-261Fax: +39-06-695-266-151E-mail:reception@isaia.biblico.it

Pontifical Biblical Institute3 Paul-Emile Botta St.P.O.B. 49791004 Jerusalem (Israel)Tel: +972-2-6252-843 Fax: +972-2-6241-203E-mail: admipib@gmail.com

Pontificio Istituto OrientalePiazza. S. Maria Maggiore,7

00185 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-447-4170 Fax: +39-06-446-5576

Collegio S. Roberto BellarminoVia del Seminario, 12000186 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-695-271 Fax: +39-06-695-276-562

Collegio Internazionale del GesùPiazza del Gesù, 4500186 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-692-058-00 Tel: +39-06-692-058-78Fax: +39-06-678-0780Web: www.collegiodelgesu.net

Residenza S. Pietro CanisioVia dei Penitenzieri, 2000193 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-689-771 Fax: +39-06-68977-670E-mail:canisioroma@gmail.com

Infermeria DIRVia dei Penitenzieri, 2000193 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-68977-626

Specola Vaticana (in Castelgandolfo)CastelgandolfoV-00120 Città del VaticanoTel: +39-06-698-852-66 Fax: +39-06-69884-671E-mail:staff@specola.vaWeb: http://www.specolavaticana.org http://www.vaticanobservatory.org

Specola Vaticana (in Tucson, USA)2017 E. Lee St.Tucson, AZ 85719-4340 (USA) Tel: +1-520-795-9866 Fax: +1-520-326-0756Web: http://clavius/as/arizona/edu/vo

Residenza SS. Trinità, Centro AlettiVia Paolina, 2500184 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-482-4588 Fax: +39-06-485-876E-mail:centro.aletti@iol.itWeb: http://www.centroaletti.com

Pontificio Collegio Germanico e UngaricoVia S. Nicola da Tolentino, 1300187 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-42-11-99 Fax: +39-06-42-119-125Web: http://www.cgu.it

Pontificio Collegio Pio BrasilianoVia Aurelia, 52700165 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-66-0591 Fax: +39-06-66-059-480E-mail:piobrasiliano@libero.it

Pontificio Collegio Pio Latino AmericanoVia Aurelia Antica, 40800165 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-66-69-31 Fax: +39-06-66-693-777E-mail:piolatino@virgilio.it

Pontificio Collegio RussicumVia Carlo Cattaneo, 2/A00185 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-44-869-81Fax: +39-06-448-698-32E-mail:russicum@tiscalinet.it

La Civiltà CattolicaVia di Porta Pinciana,100187 Roma (Italia)Tel: +39-06-697-9201 Fax: +39-06-697-920-22E-mail:civcatt@laciviltacattolica.itWeb: http://www.laciviltacattolica.it

Assistants "ad providentiam"

Fr. Lisbert D’Souza (Bombay Province, India, Born: 1944) Regional Assistant for Southern Asia. Fr. James E. Grummer (Wisconsin Province, USA, Born: 1950) Regional Assistant for the USA. Fr. Federico Lombardi (Italian Province, Born: 1942) Fr. Marcos Recolons de Arquer (Bolivia Province, Born: 1942) Regional Assistant for South Latin America. Other Counsellors

Fr. Joaquín Barrero Díaz (Castille Province, Spain, Born: 1949) Regional Assistant for Southern Europe and Superior of the Curia community. Fr. Joseph P. Daoust (Chicago-Detroit Province, USA, Born: 1939) Delegate for the Interprovincial Jesuit Communities in Rome. Fr. Daniel Patrick Huang (Philippine Province, Born: 1959) Regional Assistant for Asia Pacific.________________________________________

Fr. Antoine Kerhuel (French Province, Born: 1957) Regional Assistant for Western Europe. Fr. Severin Leitner (Austrian Province, Born: 1945) Regional Assistant for Central and Eastern Europe. Fr. Fratern Masawe (Eastern Africa Province, Born: 1956) Regional Assistant for Africa. ________________________________________ Fr. Gabriel Ignacio Rodríguez (Colombia Province, Born: 1952) Regional Assistant for Northern Latin America.

Regional Assistants After his election at the 35th General Congregation (2008) Father General appointed 9 Regional Assistants from a list, provided by the Congregation.

These “Regional Assistants” help him in the governance of the Society of Jesus and have a responsibility in a (territorial) Assistancy.

Assistancies

There are nine assistancies:

AFR: Africa

ALM: Southern part of South America(America Latina Meridionalis)

ALS: Northern part of South America(America Latina Septentrionalis)

ASM: South Asia (Asia Meridionalis)

ASP: Asia Pacific

ECO: Central and Eastern Europe(Europa Centralis et Orientalis)

EMR: Southern Europe(Europa Meridionalis)

EOC: Western Europe(Europa Occidentalis)

USA: The United States of America

Role of the Regional Assistants

The Regional Assistants help and support Father General in his decision- making. Each one is responsible for the oral and written communication with the provinces of his Assistancy).

The entire governance structure of the Society of Jesus is based on a continuous flow of information and extensive consultations.

Each and every decision is based on the reports received from local Superiors, brother Jesuits, lay collaborators as well as the provincial’s personal knowledge of every Jesuit and apostolate in his province.

Decisions to call a man to ordination, to final vows, appointments of Superiors and Directors of Apostolates all follow this careful decision-making process.AFR: Africa

Regional Assistant:Fr. Fratern Masawe (Eastern Africa Province, Born: 1956) Secretary: Fr. Musenge Rigobert Kyungu(Central African Province, Born: 1967) ALM: South America South Regional Assistant:Fr. Marcos Recolons de Arquer (Bolivia Province, Born: 1942) Secretary (Portug.): Fr. Henrique Mueller (Province of South Brazil, Born: 1954) Secretary (Spanish): Fr. Benjamin Crespo (Peruvian Province, Born: 1949) ALS: South America North Regional Assistant:Fr. Gabriel Ignacio Rodríguez (Colombia Province, Born: 1952) Secretary: Fr. Benjamin Crespo (Peruvian Province, Born: 1949) ASM: South Asia

Regional Assistant:Fr. Lisbert D�Souza(Bombay Province, India, Born: 1944) Secretary: Fr. Kristdhari Kujur (Madhya Pradesh Province, India, Born: 1955) ASP: Asia Pacific

Regional Assistant:Fr. Daniel Patrick Huang(Philippine Province, Born: 1959) Secretary: Fr. Theodore Overberg (Australian Province, Born: 1946) ECO: Central and Eastern Europe Regional Assistant: Fr. Severin Leitner (Austrian Province, Born: 1945) Secretary: Fr. Bogdan Lesniak (Greater Poland Province, Born: 1973) Secretary:

Fr. Georg Schmidt (German Province, Born: 1953)EMR: Southern Europe Regional Assistant:Fr. Joaquín Barrero Díaz (Castille Province, Spain, Born: 1949) Secretary (Italian): Fr. Eugenio Costa (Italian Province, Born: 1934) Secretary (Portuguese): Fr. Henrique Mueller( Province of South Brazil, Born: 1954) Secretary (Spanish): Fr. Luis López Yarto (Castille Province, Spain, Born: 1935) EOC: Western Europe

Regional Assistant:Fr. Antoine Kerhuel(French Province, Born: 1957) Secretary: Fr. Louis Boisset (Near East Province, Born: 1939) USA Regional Assistant:Fr. James E. Grummer (Wisconsin Province, USA, Born: 1950) Secretary: Fr. Jesús Rodríguez (New Orleans Province, USA, Born: 1961) DIOCESE AND BISHOP ADDRESSES ALABAMA Diocese of Birmingham 2121 3rd Avenue NorthP.O. Box 12047Birmingham, AL 35202-2047bhmdiocese.org/. . . Bishop Robert J. Baker Bishop of Birmingham

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