New Provincial for the Euro-Mediterranean Province
Father General has
appointed Fr. Roberto Del Riccio, SJ, 60 years old, as the next Provincial of
the Euro-Mediterranean Province. This Province erected in 2017 includes Italy,
Albania, Malta and the Mission of Romania. Fr. Del Riccio has worked since 2002
in Naples, mainly as professor of dogmatic theology and as Rector of the
inter-regional seminary and other institutions of theological formation. He has
also been President of the association “Laity and Jesuits for Naples”. He will
assume office at a date to be later announced.
To know more about Roberto Del Riccio, see the article published (in Italian) by his Province.
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