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Joshua Peters
NOVICES | First Year
Christopher Alt Mark Blancke
FIRST STUDIES
REGENCY
Midwest Jesuits in Formation
Adam Bryan Alexander DeWitt Alexander French Thomas Arms III Ryan Birjoo Adam Bohan Liam Brown Arturo Carrillo
NOVICES | Second Year
Mark Hakes Christopher Meister Vicktor Moberg Robert Purgert Josef Raoul Rodriguez Andrew Cera William Critchley-Menor Joshua Fritsch Taylor Fulkerson Erin Kast
Patrick Saint-Jean Cody Sandschafer Joshua Utter Matthew Waldoch John Weinandy Nathan Krawetzke Mark Mackey Timothy Perron Conan Rainwater Sean Teets
Jose Camacho
Jack McLinden
W. Pierce Gibson IV
James KennedyMinh-Hoang Le
Sean Barry
Patrick Hyland Matthew Ippel
Emanuel Werner
Andrea Bianchini Aaron Bohr Daniel Dixon Andrew HansonNicholas Albin
James McGivney
Michael Bartlett
David Inczauskis Thomas O’Donnell IV
L. Ryen Dwyer
Bryan Paulsen
Aaron Pierre Damian Torres-Botello
Daniel Kennedy
Matthew Wooters*
Aaron Malnick
Stephen Molvarec
Matthew Donovan Eric Immel Robert Karle Paul Miner
Trevor Rainwater Jeffrey Sullivan
Trevor Beach Jeffrey Dorr Garrett GundlachThomas Bambrick Kenneth Homan*
Richard Schuckman
THEOLOGY 1
Hung Nguyen Matthew SpottsBryan Norton Gregory Ostdiek James Sand Kyle ShinsekiAndrij HlabseKevin Embach Tho VuNathaniel Romano
THEOLOGY 2
THEOLOGY 3
Michael Rossmann
Richard Fichtinger Luke Hansen Anthony Lusvardi
Brian Taber Stephen Wolfe
Matthew Dunch Brad Held
Christian Wagner
Jacob Boddicker
Joseph Simmons
THEOLOGY 4
Christopher Staab Vincent Strand
ORDAINED 2016
NOVITIATE: A man enters the Society of Jesus as a novice. Novices spend two years living the life of the vows in community, learning the traditions of the Society, making the 30-day Spiritual Exercises retreat, and engaging in ministries that include service to the poor.
FIRST STUDIES: After the novitiate, Jesuits move on to a three-year period of graduate coursework in philosophy and theology called first studies.
REGENCY: Upon completing first studies, Jesuits move to regency, in which the Jesuit works full-time for two or three years in a Jesuit apostolate and lives in an apostolic community.
BROTHERS IN FORMATION: Brothers undergo a slightly different yet equally rigorous formation than that of their scholastic counterparts.
THEOLOGY: Following regency, Jesuit scholastics begin an intensive three-year study of theology.
ORDINATION: After theology, those Jesuits who are called to the priesthood are ordained.
SPECIAL STUDIES: As part of his ongoing formation, a Jesuit may pursue advanced studies in a particular academic or professional field.
TERTIANSHIP: A Jesuit completes his formation of prayer, guidance, and studies with tertianship, a period of preparation for final vows in the Society of Jesus.
Cyril Pinchak
Christopher Williams
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Midwest Jesuits In Formation
2016
Jeremy LangfordActing Provincial Assistant for Advancement
1010 N. Hooker St.Chicago, IL 60642(773) 975-6913(800) [email protected]
CHICAGO/CLEVELAND
Joseph Sweeney1010 N. Hooker St.Chicago, IL 60642 (773) 975-6909 [email protected]
CINCINNATI/ IN/KY
Mark Maxwell 607 Sycamore St.Cincinnati, OH 45202(513) [email protected]
CHICAGO
Jeff Smart 1010 N. Hooker St.Chicago, IL 60642(773) [email protected]
DETROIT
Nora Dabrowski 1010 N. Hooker St.Chicago, IL 60642(773) [email protected]
MILWAUKEE/OMAHA
Dan O’Brien3400 W. Wisconsin Ave.Milwaukee, WI 53208(414) [email protected]
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL
Al Bill1674 Woodstone Dr.Victoria, MN 55386(952) [email protected]
To support the formation and works of the Jesuits, please contact:
R E G I O N A L D I R E C T O R S F O R A D V A N C E M E N T
Visit www.jesuitsmidwest.org to learn more.
Novitiate $30,000 (1 year) $60,000 (total)
First Studies $50,000 (1 year) $150,000 (total)
Regency $5,000 (1 year) $15,000 (total)
Theology $60,000 (1 year) $180,000 (total)
Tertianship $30,000 (1 year)
The total cost of formation for a Jesuit: $435,000
The Cost
Please support a Jesuit in formation.Responding to God’s CallOne of the best parts of my role as the
Midwest Jesuits’ provincial assistant for
formation is that I have an opportunity to
walk with Jesuits in a number of stages
throughout their formation. Whether I
am meeting a new novice, a young man
immersed in philosophy classes during
first studies, a Brother who serves as
a counselor to students, or a deacon
preparing for ordination to the priesthood,
I am continually inspired by the many
ways these extraordinary Jesuits illustrate a strong future for the Society’s work
in the world.
Please join the Society in praying for and supporting these men, who have
enthusiastically said, “Yes” to God’s call, seeking the greater glory of God
in every step of their formation and ministry. Each of them, in his own way,
embodies the magis and Pope Francis’ invitation to cooperate “with God in the
service of the Kingdom of mercy and truth, of justice and peace.”
As St. Ignatius said, “all that [we] have and possess are ‘gifts from God.’” We
are deeply grateful for your prayers and gifts to the Society of Jesus. Please be
assured of our prayers for you.
Fr. Timothy R. Lannon, SJ
Provincial Assistant for Formation
