|
No |
Date of
death |
Name |
Place of
burial |
DC/BC |
|
1
|
30.04.1881 |
P. Joseph Monti |
SJS, M’lore, Chapel of old Sem |
|
|
2
|
26.04.1886 |
P. Franc. Godet |
Calicut, Before SH Altar |
|
|
3
|
30.05.1886 |
F. Franc. Pinto (Coad) |
Mangalore, SAC Chapel |
|
|
4
|
21.10.1888 |
P. Norbanus Stein. |
Mangalore, Cath. M’lore |
|
|
5
|
20.03.1889 |
P. Thomas Gallo |
Erode |
|
|
6
|
16.04.1890 |
P. Hugh Ryan |
Mangalore, Collegi, auts act. Maj |
|
|
7
|
07.05.1890 |
F. Joannes Mozzoin (Sch) |
Mangalore, Seminary |
|
|
8
|
23.07.1891 |
P. Joannes Patelli |
Mangalore, Seminary |
|
|
9
|
30.04.1895 |
Rt Rev. Dr N.M. Pagani |
Mangalore |
|
|
10
|
03.01.1899 |
P. Maurice Sullivan |
Belgaum |
|
|
11
|
31.05.1899 |
P. Angelus Maffei |
Nellikunja, Kasaragod |
|
|
12
|
28.09.1899 |
P. Josephus Vandelli |
Farangipet, Seminary |
|
|
13
|
24.12.1900 |
F. Vincent French |
Kankanadi, Seminary |
|
|
14
|
22.04.1903 |
P. Aloysius
Colombo |
Kudremuk,
Bletangadi |
|
|
15
|
14.04.1904 |
F. Emil. Salv. D’Souza (S) |
Kurseong |
|
|
16
|
18.07.1905 |
P. J.B. Berardi |
Bangalore |
|
|
17
|
15.11.1905 |
F. A. Moscheni (Coad) |
Vagnamey (Verapoly) |
|
|
18
|
18.05.1909 |
P. John B. Polese |
Calicut |
|
|
19
|
26.03.1910 |
Rt Rev. Abundius Cavadini |
Ooty, Cath. Mangalore |
|
|
20
|
01.11.1910 |
P. Augustus Muller |
Mangalore, Kankanady |
|
|
21
|
16.09.1911 |
P. Marian Fernandes |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
22
|
19.10.1914 |
P. John b. Rossi |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
23
|
17.12.1914 |
P. Dominic Torri |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
24
|
08.06.1915 |
P. Aegidius Frachetti |
Mangalore, Cathedral, M’lore |
|
|
25
|
14.01.1917 |
P. Pascal Rego |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
26
|
18.04.1918 |
P. Thomas Noronha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
27
|
25.07.1918 |
P. Ludovicus
Zerbinati |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
28
|
15.09.1918 |
P. Augustus Cavaliere |
Bangalore |
|
|
29
|
23.10.1918 |
P. Dionys. Coelho |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
30
|
25.11.1918 |
P. Aug. Gr. Coelho |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
31
|
04.10.1919 |
P. Aug. Diamanti |
Westbrook, Kotagiri |
|
|
32
|
20.11.1924 |
P. Joseph Baizini |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
33
|
28.05.1925 |
P. Diomedes Gioanini |
at sea on his way to Europe, Neapoli |
|
|
34
|
09.10.1926 |
P. Faustinus Corti |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
35
|
14.05.1928 |
P. Jacob Sampaoli |
Kotagiri |
|
|
36
|
24.04.1929 |
P. Joseph Gioanini |
Solbiate (Italy) |
|
|
37
|
14.07.1929 |
F. Franc. Zamboni (Coad) |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
38
|
10.01.1930 |
P. Alphonsus Colaco |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
39
|
20.02.1930 |
P. Secundo Zanetti |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
40
|
09.05.1930 |
P. Albert Grossi |
Mattupalayam, Kotagiri |
|
|
41
|
30.09.1930 |
P. Gilbert Saldanha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
42
|
10.10.1930 |
P. Eugene Rossetti |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
43
|
29.11.1930 |
P. Michael Chiappi |
Diolali |
|
|
44
|
30.06.1931 |
P. Joan Coelho |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
45
|
28.08.1931 |
F. Ros. Rodrigues (Coad) |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
46
|
10.12.1931 |
F. John B.
Foglieni (Coad) |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
47
|
29.01.1932 |
F. Aloysius Doneda (Coad) |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
48
|
28.06.1932 |
Rt Rev. Paul Perini |
Bangalore, Calicut |
|
|
49
|
12.10.1933 |
P. Petrus C. Rosario |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
50
|
24.05.1934 |
F. Aloysius Simonetti (Coad) |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
51
|
29.03.1935 |
F. Anselm Germiniani (Coad) |
Calicut |
|
|
52
|
06.07.1935 |
P. Egbert Pinto |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
53
|
16.11.1935 |
P. Henry Buzzoni |
Mangalore, Cathed, M’lore |
|
|
54
|
16.05.1936 |
F. Angelus Spada |
Cannanore |
|
|
55
|
26.11.1936 |
P. Denis Fernandes |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
56
|
24.01.1937 |
P Cajetan Gonsalves |
Cannanore |
|
|
57
|
10.04.1937 |
P. Angelus Bonaldi |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
58
|
15.11.1937 |
P. Marianus Lunazzi |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
59
|
28.12.1937 |
P. Petrus Repetto |
Bangalore, SH Church, Bangalore |
|
|
60
|
10.04.1938 |
F.Pidelis Visuvasam |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
61
|
07.05.1938 |
P. Angelus Gaviraghi |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
62
|
25.02.1939 |
Nov. Gregory D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
63
|
10.03.1939 |
P. Edwardus Lazzarini |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
64
|
25.07.1939 |
P. Aloysius Coelho |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
65
|
31.08.1939 |
Sch Francis Pais |
Bangalore, SH Church, Bangalore |
|
|
66
|
15.02.1940 |
Sch Aloysius Biscia |
Bangalore, SH Church, Bangalore |
|
|
67
|
25.05.1941 |
P. Natalis Fermi |
Bangalore, SH Church, Bangalore |
|
|
68
|
05.06.1942 |
P. Makil Abraham |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
69
|
08.01.1943 |
F. Alleluia Norbert |
Bangalore, SH Church, Bangalore |
|
|
70
|
04.08.1943 |
F. Aegidius Cattaneo |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
71
|
03.11.1944 |
P. Fernandes Norbert |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
72
|
14.01.1945 |
P. Coelho Martin |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
73
|
25.08.1945 |
P. Rosario Basil |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
74
|
08.09.1945 |
Rt Rev. Leo Proserpio |
Bangalore, Cathedral, Calicut |
|
|
75
|
03.10.1945 |
P. Nebulone Peter |
Milano |
|
|
76
|
21.06.1946 |
P. Airoldi Faustus |
Bangalore, SH Church |
|
|
77
|
22.12.1946 |
P Galanda Joannes Bapt. |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
78
|
30.08.1947 |
Coad. Lasrado Antonius |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
79
|
09.12.1948 |
P. Alborghetti Petrus |
Bangalore |
|
|
80
|
22.09.1949 |
Coad. Mattaini Paschalis |
Vellore, SH, Bangalore |
|
|
81
|
11.03.1950 |
P. Chatagnier Michael |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
82
|
19.02.1951 |
Coad. Rinaldus Galimberti |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
83
|
05.06.1951 |
P. Andreas Ronadano |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
84
|
13.11.1951 |
P. Manuelis Coelho |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
85
|
10.10.1952 |
P. Eugenius Belleri |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
86
|
21.03.1953 |
P. Beniaminus Ranzani |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
87
|
29.07.1953 |
Coad. Joannus B. Zamboni |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
88
|
18.10.1953 |
P. Josephus Coelho |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
89
|
11.10.1954 |
Sch. Kuruvilla Kathayanatt |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
90
|
17.12.1954 |
P. Franciscus M. Barboza |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
91
|
22.04.1955 |
P. Romeus Porta |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
92
|
13.07.1955 |
P. Aristides Macry |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
93
|
07.09.1955 |
P. Alexander Camisa |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
94
|
26.11.1955 |
P. Sebastianus Noronha |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
95
|
29.11.1955 |
Coad. Aemilius Danelon |
Bangalore, SH Church |
|
|
96
|
01.07.1956 |
P. Victor Ghilardi |
Argentina |
|
|
97
|
28.10.1956 |
P. Gregorius Sequeira |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
98
|
09.02.1958 |
Coad. Aloisius Spinelli |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
99
|
06.03.1958 |
Coad. Franciscus Baviera |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
100
|
01.12.1958 |
P. Aloisius Silva |
Calicut, Christ Hall |
|
|
101
|
21.06.1960 |
P. Josephus Sequeira |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
102
|
03.08.1962 |
P. Pancratius Zanolin |
Bangalore |
|
|
103
|
20.09.1962 |
P Hermanus Nana |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
104
|
02.11.1962 |
Coad. Sampson J. M. |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
105
|
23.11.1962 |
P. Georgius Albuquerque |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
106
|
27.02.1966 |
Sch. Joannes B. Danthy |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
107
|
24.01.1967 |
P. Thomas Gonsalves |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
108
|
18.10.1967 |
P. Ignatius Fernandes |
SAC, M’lore, Jeppu |
|
|
109
|
19.11.1968 |
P. Antony J. Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
110
|
12.12.1968 |
P. Michael Saldanha |
Jamshedpur |
|
|
111
|
23.08.1969 |
F. Julius
Nalato |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
112
|
02.12.1969 |
F. Angelo
Bignami |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
113
|
15.01.1970 |
P. Andrew Lewis |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
114
|
24.01.1970 |
P. Leo P.
Lombardini |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
115
|
25.04.1970 |
P. Bonaventure A. Pais |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
116
|
01.05.1970 |
P. Denis J.M. Albuquerque |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
117
|
20.05.1970 |
P. Thomas D’Souza |
SAC, M’lore, Jeppu |
|
|
118
|
25.09.1970 |
P. Eric J. Vas |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
119
|
26.10.1970 |
P. Alexander Castelino |
SAC, M’lore, Jeppu |
|
|
120
|
19.09.1971 |
P. John Peter Noronha |
SAC, M’lore, Jeppu |
|
|
121
|
18.01.1972 |
P. Lawrence Rodrigues |
Dindigul, Shembaganur |
|
|
122
|
24.11.1972 |
P. John Cyril Pereira |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
123
|
14.02.1973 |
P. Edwin Ignatius Goveas |
(Tuensang) Nagaland |
|
|
124
|
01.04.1973 |
Sch. Alexander D’Mello |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
125
|
14.09.1974 |
P. Boniface D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
126
|
30.01.1975 |
P. Albert Saldanha |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
127
|
07.07.1976 |
F. John Germek |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
128
|
26.11.1976 |
P. John Baptist de Souza |
SAC, M’lore, Jeppu |
|
|
129
|
09.12.1976 |
P. Gilbert Coelho |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
130
|
02.01.1977 |
F. Joseph Sampson |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
131
|
17.01.1977 |
P. Norbert D’Souza |
IHS B’lore, MSJ |
|
|
132
|
25.01.1977 |
P. Jerome Lobo |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
133
|
07.07.1977 |
P. Justin Saldanha |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
134
|
26.12.1977 |
P. Marian Biscaro |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
135
|
22.04.1978 |
NS. Jose Kakkanatt |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
136
|
22.04.1978 |
NS. Hermon Noronha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
137
|
22.04.1978 |
NS. Maxim Hubert Rego |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
138
|
11.12.1978 |
P. Francis Xavier Rocca |
Dharwad, Jeppu |
|
|
139
|
01.02.1979 |
P. John Stan D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
140
|
06.06.1979 |
P. Luigi
Perego |
Gallarate,
Sirtori, Italy |
|
|
141
|
10.01.1980 |
P. John Aranha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
142
|
31.03.1980 |
P. Mathew Rodrigues |
IHS B’lore, MSJ |
|
|
143
|
14.09.1980 |
P. Bertram Sequeira |
SAC M’lore, Jeppu |
|
|
144
|
18.10.1980 |
F. Giusto
Calligaro |
SJ Seminary,
Jeppu |
|
|
145
|
02.08.1982 |
P. Denis D’Souza |
IHS B’lore, MSJ |
|
|
146
|
04.08.1982 |
P. Frederick Coelho |
Honawar, Jeppu |
|
|
147
|
11.06.1985 |
P.William Picardo (E Africa) |
SJ Seminary, Jeppu |
|
|
148
|
04.08.1985 |
P. Lawrence P. Colaco |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
149
|
03.01.1986 |
P. Thomas A. Lobo |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
150
|
02.03.1987 |
F. Thomas L. Madtha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
151
|
09.04.1987 |
P. Augustin Agnoletto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
152
|
26.10.1987 |
P. Raymond Tellis |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
153
|
26.05.1988 |
P. Eligius Cantoni |
Cuomo, Italy |
|
|
154
|
24.12.1988 |
P. Edwin Fernandes |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
155
|
16.04.1989 |
F. Alexis Sebastian |
Nagaland |
|
|
156
|
12.08.1989 |
P. Aloysius Farias |
Kotagiri, Westbrooke |
|
|
157
|
08.11.1989 |
F. Andrew Morosin |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
158
|
28.09.1990 |
P. John B. Frank |
Dharwad, Jeppu |
|
|
159
|
14.11.1990 |
P. Stanislaus Coelho |
Nagaland |
|
|
160
|
21.03.1991 |
P. William Sequeira |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
161
|
28.03.1991 |
P. John Sal. D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
162
|
04.01.1992 |
P. Gerald D’Rozario |
Bombay |
|
|
163
|
12.01.1992 |
P. Thomas Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
164
|
06.05.1992 |
P. Emmanuel Jacques |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
165
|
14.10.1992 |
P. Anthony Coelho |
Sanbeshwar, Cath. Belgaum |
|
|
166
|
10.01.1993 |
F. Paul Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
167
|
30.04.1993 |
P. George V. Lobo |
Pune, Papal Sem, Pune |
|
|
168
|
24.09.1993 |
P. Aloysius Lobo |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
169
|
24.11.1993 |
F. Paul Lobo |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
170
|
07.01.1994 |
F. Andrew Coelho |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
171
|
22.01.1995 |
P. Patrick D’Mello |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
172
|
09.03.1995 |
P. Ferdinand M. Vegas |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
173
|
20.03.1995 |
P. Valerian Farias |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
174
|
08.04.1995 |
F. Stany Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
175
|
24.05.1995 |
P. Joe Naidu (Vijay Kumar) |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
176
|
01.08.1995 |
P. Denis Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
177
|
19.11.1995 |
P. Aloysius Prabhu |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
178
|
08.12.1995 |
F. Philip Maganza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
179
|
22.09.1996 |
F. Dudley Pereira |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
180
|
23.09.1996 |
P. Liguori D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
181
|
01.01.1997 |
P. Lawrence L. Colaco |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
182
|
06.05.1997 |
F. Benedict Simonetto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
183
|
06.01.1998 |
P. Francis Rebello |
Coimbatore, Jeppu |
|
|
184
|
21.05.1998 |
P. Valerian D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
185
|
13.09.1998 |
F. Archibald Cordeiro |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
186
|
03.01.1999 |
P. Charles Andrade |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
187
|
05.08.1999 |
P. Elias D’Souza |
Died at Arsikere, MSJ |
|
|
188
|
22.01.2000 |
P. James Coelho |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
189
|
18.11.2000 |
P. Louis Mascarenhas |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
190
|
18.11.2000 |
P. Sylvester Monteiro |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
191
|
23.03.2001 |
Fr Joseph Nelapaty |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
192
|
01.04.2001 |
Fr Cyprian C.A. Pai |
Dharwad Parish Cem |
|
|
193
|
29.04.2001 |
Br Martin Goveas |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
194
|
05.02.2002 |
Fr Victor P. D’Souza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
195
|
07.04.2002 |
Fr Cecil John Saldanha |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
196
|
25.04.2002 |
Fr Austin D’Souza |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
197
|
18.06.2002 |
Fr Alexis P. Menezes |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
198
|
24.01.2004 |
Fr John B. Prabhu |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
199
|
22.08.2004 |
Fr Lawrence A. Rasquinha |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
200
|
23.02.2005 |
Fr Apoline D’Souza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
201
|
05.03.2005 |
Fr Louis Fernandes |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
202
|
12.08.2005 |
Fr Cyril V. Silva |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
203
|
23.08.2005 |
Fr Devasahayam A. |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
204
|
18.10.2005 |
Br Joseph Crasta |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
205
|
29.06.2006 |
Br Anthony M. D’Souza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
206
|
18.08.2006 |
Sch Loy M. Fernandes |
Chennai, Loyola Col. |
|
|
207
|
30.08.2006 |
Fr Salvadore
Lobo |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
208
|
08.06.2007 |
Fr Lawrence F. Rasquinha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
209
|
01.12.2007 |
Br Peter Prabalam J. |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
210
|
01.01.2008 |
Fr Mathew Lewis |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
211
|
12.08.2008 |
Fr Terence
Colaco |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
212
|
20.10.2008 |
Br Rubelio
Calligaro |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
213
|
16.01.2009 |
Fr A.S.
Rodrigues |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
214
|
16.01.2009 |
Fr Isidore
Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
215
|
10.04.2009 |
Fr Lawrence
D’Souza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
216
|
30.04.2009 |
Fr Denis
Alvares |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
217
|
18.04.2010 |
Fr Ambrose
D’Mello |
Guwahati,
Shillong |
DC |
|
218
|
21.02.2011 |
Br Mariasusai N. |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
219
|
27.09.2011 |
Fr Herbert Noronha |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
220
|
12.12.2011 |
Br Joseph Alvares |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
|
|
221
|
05.08.2012 |
Br Scaria
Vadaparam |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
222
|
11.08.2012 |
Fr Frigidian
Shenoy |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
223
|
27.02.2013 |
Br Gabriel
Feruccio |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
224
|
01.06.2013 |
Fr Arthur Rasquinha |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
225
|
06.08.2013 |
Fr Benedict Swaminathan |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
226
|
26.12.2013 |
Fr Francis J Mathias |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
DC |
|
227
|
01.01.2014 |
Fr Victor Piovesan |
Gallarate, Italy |
|
|
228
|
16.01.2014 |
Fr Simon Furtado |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
229
|
07.07.2014 |
Fr Stanislaus Vas |
Mangalore, Jeppu |
DC |
|
230
|
31.12.2014 |
Fr Joy MT Fernandes |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
231
|
18.08.2015 |
Fr Ronald TN Prabhu |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
232
|
30.08.2015 |
Fr Hilary Pereira |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
233
|
16.11.2015 |
Fr Robert Cutinha |
B’luru Body donated to St John’s |
|
|
234
|
10.02.2016 |
Fr Sebastian
Fernandes |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
235
|
11.02.2016 |
Fr Denis Coelho |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
236
|
31.07.2016 |
Fr Henry Nunn |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
237
|
07.10.2016 |
Fr Walter Albuquerque |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
DC |
|
238
|
31.10.2016 |
Fr Aveline D’Souza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
239
|
03.01.2018 |
Fr Ambrose Pinto |
Bangalore, MSJ |
DC |
|
240
|
06.07.2018 |
Fr Lawrence Castelino |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
|
|
241
|
07.07.2018 |
Fr Claude D’Souza |
Bangalore, MSJ |
|
|
242
|
31.07.2019 |
Fr Hedwig Alex
da Costa |
Bengaluru, MSJ |
DC |
|
243
|
01.02.2020 |
Br Thomas M Rama |
Bengaluru, MSJ |
DC |
|
244
|
26.08.2020 |
Fr Walter Stephen Andrade |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
DC |
|
245
|
08.09.2020 |
Fr Jayanth
Kumar Padival |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
DC |
|
246
|
15.09.2020 |
Fr Vijay
Kumar Prabhu |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
DC |
|
247
|
14.01.2021 |
Fr Ronald Victor Menezes |
Bengaluru, MSJ |
DC |
|
248
|
18.04.2021 |
Fr Francis Guntipilly |
Bengaluru, MSJ |
DC |
|
249
|
22.04.2021 |
Fr Praveen Hrudayaraj |
Bengaluru, MSJ |
DC |
|
250
|
12.05.2021 |
Fr Ambrose
D’Souza |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
DC |
|
251
|
19.07.2021 |
Fr
Stanislaus Miranda |
Mangaluru, Jeppu |
DC |
|
252
|
13.08.2021 |
Fr Roshan
Lobo |
Bengaluru,
MSJ |
DC |
|
253
|
16.12.2021 |
Fr Lawrence Pinto |
M’luru - Body donated to Muller’s |
DC |
|
254
|
03.11.2022 |
Fr Victor D’Silva |
Bengaluru,
MSJ |
DC |
|
255
|
13.01.2024 |
Br Benedict Rosario |
Mangaluru, FRH |
DC |
|
256
|
02.03.2024 |
Br Anthony Crasta |
Mangaluru, FRH |
DC |
|
257
|
10.05.2024 |
Fr Hilario Fernandes |
Bengaluru,
MSJ |
DC |
|
258
|
01.06.2024 |
Fr J B de Rossi Rego |
Mangaluru, FRH |
DC |
|
259
|
16.11.2024 |
Fr Devadatta Kamath |
Mangaluru, FRH |
DC |
|
260
|
10.12.2024 |
Fr Scotus Fernandez |
Shillong |
Not received |
|
261
|
10.01.2025 |
Fr Richard Sequeira |
B’luru -Body donated to St John’s Hpl |
DC |
|
262
|
20.11.2025 |
Fr Swebert D’Silva |
Bengaluru, MSJ |
DC |
Saturday, September 14, 2024
Departed Jesuits of Karnataka Province Since 1881
Monday, August 5, 2024
Mission Superiors, Vice-Provincials & Provincials
Superiors of the Mangalore Mission and then Calicut Mission from 1878 to 1955
 Father Nicolas Pagani, SJ 1878-1881 Later 1st Bishop of Mangalore |  Fr John B Rossi, SJ 1881-1890 (1st term) 1896-1899 (2nd term) 1906-1913 (3rd term) |
 Fr Abundius Cavadini, SJ 1890-1896 Later 2nd Bishop of Mangalore |  Fr Aegidius Frachetti, SJ 1899-1906 - Vice Superior 1913-1915 - Died in office |
 Fr Peter Ripetto, SJ 1915-1917 - Vice Superior |  Fr Joachim D Alberti, SJ 1917-1926 |
 Fr Aloysius Coelho, SJ 1926-1932 | Fr Aloysius Ambruzzi, SJ 1932-1934 |
In Kanara District Fr Aloysius Ambruzzi, SJ 1934-1937 |  Fr Benjamin M Ranzani, SJ 1934-1937 |
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
A Brief Timeline on St Ignatius of Loyola
[See also St. Ignatius Loyola: Letters and Instructions, edited by Palmer, Padberg and McCarthy (2006), pp. xv-xx]
Compiled by Rev. Dr Ozzie Mascarenhas SJ in 2012 at AIMIT
- Ignatius was born in Loyola, October 1491, youngest of thirteen children. The same year, Henry VIII of England was born, and Ferdinand and Isabella sieged Granada.
- 1492: Marks the end of Moorish Kingdom in Spain; Columbus discovers America, and Alexander VI (Borgia) becomes Pope.
- 1498: Girolamo Savonarola (born 1452), Italian Monk, religious and political reformer, is burnt at the stake for heresy, at age 46.
- 1500: Future Holy Roman Emperor (1519-1556) Charles V is born in Spain.
- 1502: Spanish translations of Ludolph of Saxony’s Life of Christ.
- 1503: Julius II elected Pope. Desiderius Erasmus (born 1466?), a humanist, scholar, and theologian, publishes Enchiridion of the Christian Soldier. His next book Praise of Folly would be published in 1511. These books might have influenced Ignatius, especially before and during his conversion (1506-1521).
- 1504: Martin Luther (born in 1483), a German scholar joins the Augustinian Order.
- 1506: age 15, Ignatius enters service at Arévalo, Spain, as page with Juan Velásquez, treasurer of Ferdinand the Catholic. Construction of St. Peter’s Basilica begins in Rome. Michelangelo will be painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling during 1508-1512.
- 1509: John Calvin, the future Protestant Reformer, is born in France (as Jean Caulvin). Henry VIII becomes King of England.
- 1513: Leo X (of the House of Medici, the wealthy Florentine Family that dominated Florence during the 15th and 16th century) is elected Pope.
- 1515: Teresa of Avila and Philip Neri are born.
- 1516: Charles I becomes King of Spain in 1516, and later on as Holy Emperor is called Charles V. Erasmus’s Greek and Latin New Testament is out. Thomas More publishes Utopia. Nicolo di Bernardo Machiavelli (1469-1527), a Florentine Statesman and writer publishes The Prince.
- 1517: At the age 26, Ignatius enters service with the Duke of Nájera, Viceroy of Navarre. (The same year, Martin Luther defects from the Church after pinning 95 theses on the Cathedral door in Wittenberg).
- 1518: We have the first extant letter of Ignatius written to Charles I of Spain on December 20.
- 1520: Luther is excommunicated. Alcalá Polyglot (i.e., multilingual) Bible of Cisneros is out.
- 1521: At the age 30, Ignatius is wounded in the Siege of Pamplona, and hence, returns to Loyola. Suleiman the Magnificent (1494-1566) becomes the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire; with the Turks he takes Belgrade.
- 1522: At the age 31, Ignatius is at Aranzazu, Montserrat, and Manresa. Adrian VI, the reform Pope, is elected, the last non-Italian pope until 1978. He reigns only one year.
- 1523: At the age 32, Ignatius is in Barcelona, then in Venice, Rome, and in Cyprus on way to Jerusalem. Clement VII (Medici) elected Pope.
- 1524: At the age 33, Ignatius begins to study Latin in Barcelona. The Order of Theatines is founded.
- 1525: The Order of Capuchins is founded.
- 1526: At the age 35, he studies at Alcalá and later (1527) is arrested by Inquisition on suspicion of being an Alumbrado. [Alumbrado (Spanish: “Enlightened”) Italian Illuminato, plural Illuminati, is a follower of a mystical Christian movement in Spain during the 16th and 17th centuries].
- 1527: At the age 36, Ignatius transfers to Salamanca for studies and is arrested there again.
- 1528: At the age 37, Ignatius arrives in Paris. Studies at Collège de Montaigu.
- 1529: At the age 38, Ignatius meets and rooms with Pierre Favre and Francis Xavier; the latter were studying in Paris since 1525. Ignatius studies at College Sainte-Barbe, Paris. Xavier received the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1529.
- 1530: Charles V is crowned emperor. Lutheran “Confession of Augsburg.” King Henry VIII breaks away with Rome.
- 1532: At the age 41, Ignatius receives Bachelors of Arts (philosophy) from the University of Paris. Calvinist reformation begins in France.
- 1533: At the age 42, Ignatius receives Licentiate degree. Begins study of theology in Venice.
- 1534: In January and February, Favre makes the Spiritual Exercises. Xavier finally makes the Exercises too. Favre is ordained priest on May 30, 1534; he celebrates his first Mass on July 22, 1534. Three weeks later, June 1534, Montmartre, Vows of the first companions; Ignatius, Favre, Xavier, Lainez, Salmeron, Bobadilla, and Rodrigues. Favre celebrated Mass for the First Companions. Paul III elected Pope. Michelangelo begins the Last Judgment (will continue till 1541).
- 1535: At the Ignatius receives MA diploma in theology; leaves Paris for Spain because of ill health, leaving Favre charge of the group. In Paris, Favre receives Broët, Codure and Jay among the Companions. This completes the First Ten Companions who will later constitute the nucleus of the Society of Jesus. Thomas More and John Fisher martyred.
- 1536: At the Ignatius studies in Venice, while giving the Exercises.
- 1537: Ordination of the Companions at Venice. Ignatius has vision at La Storta on way to Rome with Favre and Lainez.
- 1538: All ten companions are in Rome in ministries. Ignatius celebrates his first Mass. Charles Borromeo is born.
- 1539: The “Deliberation” by the First Companions on the foundation of SJ.
- 1540: The Society of Jesus is founded upon approval of Pope Julius III. Xavier departs for Portugal on way to the Indies. Angela Merici, founder of the Ursulines, dies.
- 1541: Ignatius is elected superior general. First solemn professions. Ignatius begins work on Constitutions. May 1541, Xavier docks at Goa, India.
- 1542: Three established Jesuit houses: Rome, Paris, Lisbon.
- 1544: Ignatius is ill. Begins to write the first part of extant “Spiritual Diary.”
- 1545: Last part of “Spiritual Dairy” written. Nadal enters the Society. Isabel Roser and two companions take Jesuit vows in Rome. Council of Trent opens.
- 1546: Jesuits (Lainez, Favre, Salmeron and Jay) are sent to Trent by Paul III. Martin Luther dies. Favre dies in Rome before reaching Trent. Francis Borgia secretly enters the Society while still remaining Duke of Gandia. Isabel Roser and women companions released from vows.
- 1547: Polanco becomes Secretary of SJ. Peter Canisius enters SJ. Henry VIII, King of England, dies at age 56. On May 7, 1547, Ignatius addresses the fathers and scholastics of Coimbra, Portugal, the “Letter of Perfection” urging them to advance toward perfection as per the vocation and gifts they have received from the Lord, avoiding undue excesses.
- 1548: Paul III approves the Spiritual Exercises; they are printed for the first time. Ignatius is ill again. Suarez is born.
- 1549: Xavier in Japan. Ignatius ill.
- 1550: Julius III elected Pope. The Pope formally confirms the Society of Jesus. Ignatius is gravely ill.
- 1551: Roman College is founded. Meeting in Rome on first version of Constitutions. Crisis in Society in Portugal. Ignatius ill.
- 1552: Ignatius completes “Autograph” (Text B of Constitutions). Xavier dies off the coast of China. German College founded in Rome.
- 1553: March 26, Ignatius composes the “Letter of Obedience” to the Members of the Society in Portugal; it was written in the context of crisis and split in the Jesuit Province of Portugal, polarized between supporters and opponents of the former Provincial, Simão Rodrigues, and the tension brought by his successor, Diego Miró. Even an official visitor sent by Ignatius, Miguel de Torres, could not reconcile the groups. About thirty men left the Jesuits during this restless period. Ignatius begins to dictate the so-called Autobiography.
- 1554: Nadal elected Vicar General of SJ. Construction begins on Jesuit Church in Rome, initially entrusted to Michelangelo. Ignatius often ill. Ignatius admits Juan of Austria, daughter of Charles V, secretly as a Jesuit.
- 1555: Gonçalves de Camara writes his “Memoirs” of Ignatius.
- 1556: Ignatius ill much of the first half of the year. He dies on July 31, 1556. Lainez appointed Vicar General. Charles V abdicates throne as Holy Roman Emperor. Palestrina composes Missa Papa Marcelli. Ignatius writes his last letter to the Rectors of Italy. Between his first and the last letter, during 1518-1556, we have 6,740 extant letters and instructions of Ignatius that provide valuable information regarding him and Jesuit governance. These are preserved in 12 volumes and published in a series Monumenta Historica Societatis Jesu. Some 73 others were discovered later. Others have undoubtedly disappeared. That total of more than 6,800 letters makes it the largest collection of the sixteenth century. It is larger than the collected letters of Erasmus and larger than the combined collected of Martin Luther and John Calvin.
Saturday, June 1, 2024
Eternal Rest to Fr John Baptist Rossi De Rego SJ
Fr John Baptist Rossi De Rego SJ
Born: 23.05.1938
Joined SJ: 29.06.1959
Ordained: 14.03.1970
Fr John Baptist Rossi De Rego SJ, aged 86 with 65 fruitful years in the Society of Jesus went to his eternal abode at 10.45pm yesterday (01 June 2024) at FRH Mangaluru. The funeral Mass at Divine Mercy Church, Fatima Retreat House at 3 PM on Monday, 03 June 2024.
|
Type of work |
Place |
Years |
|
Teaching |
St Joseph’s Seminary, Mangalore |
1971-1972 |
|
Courses and retreats |
Fatima Retreat House, Mangalore |
1972-1979 |
|
Psychotherapy & Counselling Psychology Course |
Massachusetts, USA |
1979-1981 |
|
Courses |
Ashirvad, Bangalore |
1981-1989 |
|
Superior & Director
|
Fatima Retreat House, Mangalore |
1989-1990 |
|
Superior
|
Westbrooke |
1990-1993 |
|
Mission Procurator
|
|
1993-2010 |
|
Procurator
Procurator |
Loyola Mandir, Bangalore
Inigo Sadan, Bangalore |
2010- 2013
2013-2017 |
|
Library, In charge |
Inigo Sadan, Bangalore |
2017-2019 |
|
Infirmary |
Fatima Retreat House, Mangalore |
2019-2024 |
Friday, May 24, 2024
St Aloysius Pre-University College, Harihar
St. Aloysius Pu College, Harihar (2005)
St. Aloysius College, Harihar
St Aloysius Pre-University College is a sister concern of the Mangalore Jesuit Educational Society, which is registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860. St Aloysius College, Mangalore, traces its origins to 1880, when some European Jesuits, who had landed in Mangalore in 1878, started it for the education of youth. The social concern and outreach initiatives of St. Aloysius College took a bold step in 2005 with the establishment of St. Aloysius Pre-University College at Harihar. However, in their initial enthusiasm, the pioneers overlooked some crucial aspects.
The first challenge was the choice of location. Students preferred colleges within the town rather than travelling nearly five kilometres to the new campus. Within two years, enrolment began to dwindle. The rector, Fr. Francis Serrao, had pushed the project forward with characteristic zeal and urgency. While he faced criticism for the haste, he was also appreciated for his bold vision. Institutions in Mangalore had to channel substantial funds to support the Harihar venture. Yet, while the PUC itself was struggling, the idea of a degree college seemed ambitious. Nevertheless, the new building was designed with a future degree college in mind.
During construction, classes were temporarily held in the diocesan school on the parish campus. The first batch of PU students achieved an encouraging result of 85.29%. However, this success did little to increase admissions, which remained meagre. Undeterred, the administrator, Fr. Michael John, was entrusted with purchasing additional land for the institution’s future expansion. In 2009, the spacious new building was completed, and the first principal, Fr. Victor Lobo, shifted the college from its temporary premises to the imposing new campus.
In 2010, degree classes were introduced under the leadership of Fr. Vincent Pinto as principal, with an initial enrolment of only 133 students and 27 staff members. A ladies’ hostel was built to attract girls from rural areas, with a capacity for 100 students. Yet, in 2012, only 25 students joined. That same year, Fr. Anthony Dass succeeded Fr. Victor Lobo as principal of the PU College.
In 2015, as the college celebrated its tenth anniversary, Fr. Santhosh Fernandes took over from Fr. Dass. By 2017, the Degree College, under Fr. Vinod Paul, struggled for survival. One floor of the building was converted into a gents’ hostel to boost enrolment. Despite efforts, even the much-publicized visit of the Superior General, Fr. Arturo Sosa, on February 28, 2018, did not translate into better admissions.
A committee led by Fr. Melwin Mendonca, with members Dr. A. M. Narahari, Fr. Balaraju, and Mr. Manoj Louis, conducted an evaluation in July 2018. Their report prompted a reshuffle of personnel: Fr. Vinod and Fr. Melwyn Lobo were transferred, while Fr. Eric Mathias was appointed community coordinator and principal of the Degree College, assisted by Fr. Pradeep Sequeira as finance officer. They were installed by Rector Fr. Dionysius Vaz on October 31, 2018.
Fr. Eric, with his trademark energy, infused new life into the institutions. By 2019–20, PU admissions had increased by 120, reaching 450 students, while B. Com enrolment grew from just 6 to 44. Incentives such as fee concessions contributed to this growth. Another review team—Fathers Denzil E. Lobo, Melwyn Lobo, and Clifford Sequeira—visited the campus in August 2019. Their report concluded that the prospects of sustaining the Degree College were bleak. After due process, the Degree College was formally closed in 2021. For a time, the imposing multi-storeyed building stood as a mute monument of flawed discernment and misplaced hopes.
Meanwhile, a new idea germinated in Fr. Eric’s fertile mind: starting a CBSE school. With determination, he rallied support from staff, fellow Jesuits, and eventually the Province. The Provincial could not withstand the verbal bombardment of assured glorious future . However, he insisted on a period of reflection and discernment before making a final decision. The proposal, endorsed by the rector of SAC Mangalore, Fr. Melwin Pinto, was finally approved.
In February 2024, permission was granted to start a CBSE school. On June 25, 2024, St. Aloysius International School was inaugurated by the Honourable Governor of Karnataka, Sri Thawar Chand Gehlot, and blessed by Bishop Francis Serrao. Other dignitaries included Provincial Fr. Dion Vaz, Rector Fr. Melwin Pinto, and several public officials. The day resounded with pride as the Province celebrated its first international school.
ST JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY, BENGALURU
ST JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY, BENGALURU
There is a name that has echoed in our country for a century and a half. The name has been associated with lionhearted freedom fighters, distinguished scientists and innovators, administrators, entrepreneurs, engineers, teachers, sportspersons, doctors, and social workers. political activists, actors, writers, journalists, and a host of other vocations. A name synonymous with success with a purpose: that name ST JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY.
From its founding as St Joseph's College in 1882 to its upgrade to St Joseph's College (Autonomous) in 2005 and now as St Joseph's University in 2022. A new name with new ideas, renewed commitment and a renewed spirit but spearheaded by the same time-tested value system, we are St Joseph's University, the first-of-its-kind Public Private-Partnership University in India upgraded under Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) 2.0 by the former Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) (Now Ministry of Education), Government of India. The University being India's first Public Private-Partnership was inaugurated by the Hon'ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, on September 27, 2022. SJU is the third Jesuit University in India and one of the country's largest Jesuit educational institutions.
The French Christian priests belonging to the Paris-based Foreign Mission came to Bangalore in 1882 and established St Joseph's College. In 1937, the management of the institution was transferred to the Society of Jesus or the Jesuits and came to be registered under the Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society (BJES). The Society of Jesus is a Catholic religious order established in 1534 by St Ignatius of Loyola, a former Spanish soldier who devoted his life to the service of God and humanity. With a presence in over 112 nations across six continents, the Jesuits operate more than 80 universities and several educational institutions, including colleges and schools.
During its 142-year history, it has achieved several significant milestones. Initially affiliated with the University of Madras, it later became affiliated with the Mysore and Bangalore universities. In 1986, St Joseph's College became the first affiliated college in Karnataka to offer postgraduate programmes. Two years later, it established the first research centre in the state, and in 2005, it was one of only five colleges in Karnataka to receive academic autonomy. The college was honoured with the College of Excellence title and has undergone four NAAC cycles and was reaccredited A++ by NAAC with a CGPA score of 3.79/4, the highest rating in the country. In February 2021, the Karnataka Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council passed the St Joseph's University Bill. The University is organised into 9 Schools, each with its own Dean in charge of academic affairs. These schools include the School of Information Technology, School of Communication and Media Studies, School of Languages and Literature, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Business, School of Social Work, School of Physical Sciences, School of Life Sciences, and School of Chemical Sciences. Additionally, the Research Centre offers PhD programmes. The University aims to develop individuals who are committed to serving others.
To this end, apart from voluntary programmes offered through NSS and NCC, it provides opportunities for students to participate in social action programmes and extension activities. The Outreach Programme called "Bembala" is mandatory for all students and is included in the basic curriculum. A three-day programme called "lgnitors" addresses social issues such as injustice and poverty, and is open to all students. The University also organises various initiatives, including visits to old age homes, AIDS hospices, and government schools. The children of graveyard workers are also provided with classes. Over 1,200 students have taught in government schools, and over 1,500 recycled notebooks have been distributed to orphanages. Furthermore, SJU has adopted 10 villages in North Karnataka, and around 500 students every year have pledged to donate their organs. The administration of our university provides scholarships to students at various levels, with amounts of up to one crore given every year.
In addition, we are able to provide a total of two crore twenty-seven lakhs from other scholarship funds. The student council organises many cultural events in campus. The Placement Cell plays an active role in facilitating campus recruitment for students. Through it, students are notified about job opportunities and internships. In the previous year, 551 undergraduate students were placed with the highest compensation package of Rs. 23,00,000, while 351 postgraduate students were placed with the highest compensation package of Rs. 13,00,000. The student progression moving towards higher education is at 80% in the undergraduates. The University offers international exchange programmes. There are state-of-the-art laboratories and research collaboration laboratories in the campus. Our campus is committed to being eco-friendly and implementing various green practices. During peak hours, we generate 425 KWh of power solely from solar energy, which won us the "Power Award" for being the first in the state to adopt rooftop solar technology. The University Library is one of the best in the state. From its historic inception as a Jesuit institution to becoming India's first Public-Private-Partnership University.
Source is: The Week, Vol. 42 (2024) 21, Pages 54-55.
Friday, May 10, 2024
Rest in Peace Fr Hilario Fernandes SJ
FR HILARIO FERNANDES SJ
Born: 14.01.1931
Joined SJ: 11.06.1951
Ordained: 31.03.1964
Died:
10.05.2024
|
Type of Work |
Place |
Years |
|
Juniorate Director |
Mount St Joseph
(MSJ), Bengaluru |
1968-69 |
|
Teaching |
St Joseph’s Boys’
High School, Bengaluru |
1969-74 |
|
Vice-Rector |
St Joseph’s
College, Bengaluru |
1973-74 |
|
Staff |
Sadhana, Lonavala |
1974-75 |
|
Novice Master |
MSJ, Bengaluru |
1975-80 |
|
Counselling |
Ashirvad,
Bengaluru |
1980-86 |
|
Spiritual Director |
De Nobili College,
Pune |
1986-89 |
|
Socius to Novice Master,
director of counselling |
Singapore |
1989-99 |
|
Superior |
Ashirvad,
Bengaluru |
1999-2000 |
|
Retreat Ministry |
Dhyanashrama –
MSJ, Bengaluru |
2000-2019 |
|
Counselling |
Inigo Sadan,
Bengaluru |
2019-20 |
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Retreat Ministry |
Dhyanashrama – MSJ,
Bengaluru |
2020-2024 |