Brendan is a clinical psychologist. He became a Jesuit in 1967. Among his past jobs he has been Principal of Heythrop 1987-1995 and Master of Campion Hall from 2008-13. He is now Superior of the Manchester Jesuit community.
Became a Jesuit in 1991. Gerard returned to the province in 2004 after studying at Boston College. He has been chaplain to Wimbledon College and St Aloysius College. At present he is chaplain to St Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney.
Fr Vaughan became a Jesuit in 1866 and found fame delivering popular but controversial lectures. He was brother to Cardinal Vaughan and a friend of Edward VII.
Became a Jesuit in 1993. Peter created Jesuit Media Initiatives out of which came the creation of Pray-as-you-go and Thinking Faith. He is now parish priest at Sacred Heart Edinburgh.
Ricardo was born in Coimbra, Portugal. Later, he immigrated to South Africa with his mother where he has resided most of his life. In September 2007, he became a Jesuit.
Edward Oldcorne was executed in the aftermath of the Gunpowder Plot. He was starved out of a priest hole at Hindlip Hall, having lain hidden for eight days.
Clifford Howell joined the Jesuits in 1921 and became a pioneer in explaining the liturgy to the faithful and contributing significantly to the post-Vatican II liturgical revival.
Became a Jesuit in 1987. Paul is a qualified medical doctor and works as a GP at the Mary Hickey clinic for street homeless within the Cardinal Hume Centre.
After ordination in 1970 his appointments included Chaplain at Heathrow Airport, Superior and Parish Priest at Farm Street, and Catholic Chaplain at Eton College. He died on 18 Januray 2017 aged 90.
