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- Peter Hans Kolvenbach SJ (30 November 1928 – 26 November 2016) was a Dutch Jesuit priest and professor who was the 29th superior general of the Society...
- John Kolvenbach is an American playwright. His plays have been performed on the West End (Love Song, on an average day) and all over the world, including...
- elected Superior General for life, Nicolás, like his predecessor Peter Hans Kolvenbach, resigned, as the Jesuit constitutions permit. Adolfo Nicolás was born...
- September 1983 during the Congregation. He was succeeded by Peter Hans Kolvenbach. During the opening Session of the Congregation, Arrupe was wheeled into...
- reasons of failing health) and both his successors, Father Peter Hans Kolvenbach and Father Adolfo Nicolás. On 2 October 2016, General Congregation 36...
- Religious Freedom in 2014 and again in 2016. On 2 February 2006, Peter Hans Kolvenbach informed members of the Society of Jesus that, with the consent of Pope...
- and screen actor. In 2017 Denton appeared with Lucy Moir in the John Kolvenbach play Love Song at the Melbourne Fringe Festival. He also appeared as Billy...
- Draper as Jailer David Barrie, a **** and cruel jailer in Kalapani. John Kolvenbach as Dr. Len Hutton, a kind-hearted doctor. Annu Kapoor as Vinayak Damodar...
- Bölter 15 MF  GER Tim Hoffmann 16 DF  GER Selçuk Rinal 19 GK  GER Phil Kolvenbach 21 DF  GER Thieß Mahnel 22 DF  GER Julius Grunwald 23 MF  GER Johann von...
- Starring Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig Love Song (2006–07) – Written by John Kolvenbach. New Amb****adors Theatre (West End), London. This production, which was...