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Lansing Reilly Residence at University of 91吃瓜最懂男人的吃瓜网

Rev. Christopher Alt, S.J.  assistant Pastor, Gesu Parish; Social work ministries.

Rev. Richard Baumann, S.J. pastor Sacred Heart Parish

Rev. Joseph Daoust, S.J.  pastoral ministry

Rev. Patrick Dorsey, S.J.  assistant for major gifts and special projects in the UDM Advancement Office.

Rev. Mark George, S.J.  parish and prison ministry

Rev. Si Hendry, S.J. director, Catholic Studies Program; teacher, religious studies and philosophy; coordinator, 19th annotation retreats for faculty and administrators at University of 91吃瓜最懂男人的吃瓜网

Rev. Tim Hipskind, S.J. co-director, Institute for Leadership and Service; director, Service Learning at University of 91吃瓜最懂男人的吃瓜网

Br. Dick Hittle, S.J. certified addictions counselor; writer for "Human Development" a publication of Guest House

Mr. James Kamau, S.J.  graduate student of engineering in the UDM College of Engineering and Science

Rev. Romain Kazadi, S.J. graduate student of engineering in the UDM College of Engineering and Science

Rev. Justin Kelly, S.J. Jesuit professor emeritus, University of 91吃瓜最懂男人的吃瓜网

Rev. Patrick Kelly, S.J. associate professor of religious studies., University of 91吃瓜最懂男人的吃瓜网

Rev. Tom McClain, S.J.  superior of Detroit Jesuit Community (Lansing Reilly Residence, UD Jesuit Residence)

Rev. Joel Medina, S.J.  Hispanic ministry; chaplain at Henry Ford and Trinity Health; parish ministry

Mr. Cleophas Odinga, S.J.  graduate student in the UDM School of Architecture

Rev. Lorn Snow, S.J.  pastor, Gesu Parish

Rev. Don Vettese, S.J. pastoral and spiritual ministries, St. Joseph Mercy Oakland and Milan Federal Prison ; consultant, Not-for-Profit Advancement

Rev. Gary Wright, S.J. pastor, Saints Peter and Paul Jesuit Church

Jesuit Residence at UD Jesuit High School and Academy

Br. James Boynton, S.J.  president of UD Jesuit High School and Academy

Mr. Nathaniel Cortas, S.J. teacher of English at UD Jesuit

Mr. Brennan Dour, S.J. teacher of social studies at Loyola High School

Rev. Steven Hurd, S.J. retreat/spiritual director and director of Internship in Ignatian Spirituality, Manresa Jesuit Retreat House

Rev. Daniel Kennedy, S.J.  assistant to the president, graduate student in counseling at John Carroll University

Rev. Benard Omondi, S.J.  graduate student in education at Creighton University, campus ministry at UD Jesuit.

Rev. Trevor Rainwater, S.J.  teacher of theology and campus/sacramental ministry at UD Jesuit, house vice-superior

Mr. Edwin Wesonga, S.J. teacher of mathematics at Loyola High School

Rev. Robert Ytsen, S.J.  teacher of British Literature at UD Jesuit, retreat and spiritual director at Manresa Retreat House, pastoral ministry.

Jesuit Residence at Manresa Jesuit Retreat House

Rev. Leo Cachat, S.J.  retreat and spiritual director

Rev. Fran Daly, S.J.  retreat and spiritual director, director of tertians

Rev. Robert Flack, S.J.  retreat and spiritual director

Rev. Peter Fennessy, S.J. retreat and spiritual director, house superior

Rev. Robert Scullin, S.J.  retreat and spiritual director, pastoral ministry

Members of this Community Residing Elsewhere

Rev. James Hug, S.J. chaplain, Adrian Dominican Sister

Rev. Peter Ryan, S.J. professor of moral theology, Sacred Heart Major Seminary; parish ministry at OL Good Counsel

Rev. Cy Whitaker, S.J. professor and spiritual director of seminarians at Sacred Heart Major Seminary

Home of the Jesuit Community

University of 91吃瓜最懂男人的吃瓜网
Lansing-Reilly Hall
4001 W. McNichols Road
Detroit, MI 48221-3038

Universal Apostolic Preferences are the fruit of a process of discernment lasting almost two years. All Jesuits were invited to take part and in addition our mission partners. It concluded with a confirmation from Pope Francis in a special meeting with Fr General Arturo Sosa. The Preferences give a horizon, a point of reference to the whole Society of Jesus. They capture our imaginations and awaken our desires. They unite us in our mission. The new Preferences are four areas vital for our world today. The Society of Jesus will pay special attention to them in the next ten years. We invite you to learn more and take action with us! We want to make a Gospel difference.

• : Show the way to God through the Spiritual Exercises and discernment.
• : Walk with the poor, the outcasts of the world, those whose dignity has been violated, in a mission of reconciliation and justice.
• : Accompany young people in the creation of a hope-filled future.
• : Collaborate, with Gospel depth, for the protection and renewal of God’s Creation.

To learn more about our Universal Apostolic Priorities, .

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