New President for the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States (JCCU)
Fr. General has appointed
Fr. Brian G. Paulson, 60 years old, as the next President of the Jesuit
Conference of Canada and the United States; he will take over from Fr. Timothy
P. Kesicki at a date yet to be determined in 2021. Father Paulson is currently
Provincial of the USA-Midwest Province. As Provincial of the former
Chicago-Detroit Province, he was actively involved in the creation of the new
USA-Midwest Province with the former Wisconsin Province. Prior to exercising
leadership at the Province level, he served as President and Rector of various educational
institutions.
For more information on Brian G. Paulson, see the article published by the JCCU
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