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Inh@Gmail.Com Provincial Viceinh@Gmail.Com Vice-Provincial Economerinh@Gmail.Com Economer Inhsec@Gmail.Com Secretary Bskhyd1993@Gmail.Com Development Office (BSK) SALESIAN PROVINCE OF ST JOSEPH HYDERABAD ERECTED ON APRIL 24th 1992 DIRECTORY 2019 - 2020 DON BOSCO PROVINCIAL HOUSE DON BOSCO NAGAR POST BANDLAGUDA JAGIR HIMAYATSAGAR ROAD HYDERABAD - 500 086 R.R. DT., TELANGANA, INDIA (0) 83 33 98 15 21 Provincial (0) 83 33 98 15 22 Vice-Provincial (0) 83 33 98 15 23 Economer (0) 83 33 98 15 20 Province Secretary (0) 83 33 98 15 19 Administrator (0) 83 33 89 01 22 Reception [email protected] Provincial [email protected] Vice-Provincial [email protected] Economer [email protected] Secretary [email protected] Development Office (BSK) Website: www.donboscohyderabad.org DIRECTORY 2019 - 2020 1 2 PROVINCE OF ST JOSEPH, HYDERABAD (INH) DIRECTORY 2019 - 2020 3 4 PROVINCE OF ST JOSEPH, HYDERABAD (INH) CONTENTS I. Society of St Francis De Sales ........................................................................... 8 1. Successors of Don Bosco ...................................................................... 8 2. General Council ..................................................................................... 9 II. Salesian Provincials' Conference of South Asia (SPCSA) .............................. 11 1. Salesian National Animation Centres ...................................................... 16 2. Salesian Province of Mumbai (INB) ...................................................... 17 3. Salesian Province of Kolkata (INC) ....................................................... 18 4. Salesian Province of Dimapur (IND) ..................................................... 19 5. Salesian Province of Guwahati (ING) .................................................... 20 6. Salesian Province of Hyderabad (INH) .................................................. 21 7. Salesian Province of Bangalore (INK) ................................................... 22 8. Salesian Province of Chennai (INM) ..................................................... 23 9. Salesian Province of New Delhi (INN) ................................................... 24 10. Salesian Province of Panjim - Konkan (INP) ......................................... 25 11. Salesian Province of Shillong(INS) ........................................................ 26 12. Salesian Province of Tiruchy (INT) ....................................................... 27 13. Salesian Vice-Province of Sri Lanka (LKC) ........................................... 28 III. Province Information ........................................................................................ 29 A. Former Provincials of INH ......................................................................... 29 B. Provincial & Councillors ........................................................................... 29 C. Provincial Commissions / Sectors / Centres ............................................ 30 D. Chronological List of Foundations .......................................................... 34 E. Houses and Confreres .............................................................................. 36 1. Chandur .............................................................................................. 36 2. Gunadala ............................................................................................. 37 3. Guntupalli ............................................................................................. 38 4. Guntur ................................................................................................. 39 5. Hyderabad - BIRDY ............................................................................. 40 6. Hyderabad - Don Bosco School, Sanathnagar ...................................... 42 7. Hyderabad - St Theresa's Church ........................................................ 43 8. Hyderabad - Provincial House .............................................................. 44 9. Hyderabad - Don Bosco Navajeevan .................................................... 47 10. Kadapa ................................................................................................ 49 11. Karunapuram ...................................................................................... 50 12. Kondadaba .......................................................................................... 52 13. Kurnool ................................................................................................ 53 14 Mangalagiri .......................................................................................... 54 15. Manoharabad ...................................................................................... 55 16. Mariapuram ........................................................................................ 56 DIRECTORY 2019 - 2020 5 17. Muniguda (Odisha) .............................................................................. 57 18. Nalgonda ............................................................................................. 58 19. Narsipatnam ........................................................................................ 59 20. Nuzvid ................................................................................................. 60 21. Ongole ................................................................................................ 61 22. PARA .................................................................................................. 62 23. Patsala Tadiparru ................................................................................. 64 24. Pezzonipet ........................................................................................... 65 25. Ponnur ................................................................................................ 66 26. Punganur ............................................................................................ 67 27. Raptadu ............................................................................................... 68 28. Ravulapalem ........................................................................................ 69 29. Vijayawada - Don Bosco Navajeevan .................................................... 70 30. Vishakapatnam - Don Bosco Navajeevan ............................................ 72 31. Wyra ................................................................................................... 73 IV. Confreres Due for Perpetual Profession .......................................................... 73 V. Confreres Outside the Province ...................................................................... 74 Confreres in Other Provinces - Working / Studying ....................................... 74 VI. List of Confreres according to First Profession & Alphabetical Order ........... 78 VII. Birthdays of Confreres ..................................................................................... 94 VIII. Deceased Confreres of the Province .............................................................. 101 IX. Salesian Family ................................................................................................102 1. Provincial Houses - FMA ....................................................................102 2. Institutions of FMA in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana ...............................108 3. Provincial Houses - MSMHC .............................................................. 112 4. Institutions of MSMHC in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana ........................ 114 5. Provincial Houses - SMI ..................................................................... 115 6. Institutions of SMI in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana ............................... 116 7. SMA - Generalate & Institution ............................................................. 117 8. Salesian Co-operators ......................................................................... 118 9. Don Bosco Alumni .............................................................................. 118 X. Statistics of the Congregation & Province ..................................................... 119 1. SDB in South Asia - According to Countries .......................................... 120 2. SDB in South Asia - According to Provinces ......................................... 120 3. Statistics of the Province of St Joseph, Hyderabad ................................121 XI. Dioceses of Our Ministry ................................................................................122 XII. Salesian Bishops in India ................................................................................125 XIII. Province Calendar 2019 - 2020 ........................................................................128 XIV. Cell No's & E-mail ID's of Confreres ...............................................................154 XV. E-mail IDs of Administrators ...........................................................................159 XVI. Telephone Directory ........................................................................................161 6 PROVINCE OF ST JOSEPH, HYDERABAD (INH) ABBREVIATIONS P Priest INH Province of Hyderabad S Scholastic INK Province of Bangalore L Lay Brother INM Province of Chennai D Deacon INN Province of New Delhi N Novice INP Province of Panjim A Administrator INS Province of Shillong Ad Assistant Director INT Province of Tiruchy Ah Assistant Headmaster LKC Vice Province of Sri Lanka AP Andhra Pradesh ITC Industrial Training Centre Ap Assistant Parish Priest La Liturgical Animator BIE Bosco Institute of Electronics Mg Manager BIS Bosco Information Services P Principal BSK Bosco Seva Kendra PARA Peoples' Action
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