Fr. Vincent Hansdak, newly appointed Provincial of Hazaribag Province, South Asia
Fr. Hansdak was born in 1973. He joined the Society of Jesus in 1993. Ordained as a priest in 2009, he has had an illustrious history of serving the Church and the people primarily in the field of education. He has been superior of a community and Consultor to the Provincial.
He holds a doctorate in Education from the University of San Francisco.
Vincent Hansdak brings to his new role a lot of commitment, enthusiasm and a wide range of skills especially in public relations.
The
date in which he will assume his office will be announced later on.
Fr. Vincent Hansdak
New Provincial of Hazaribag
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