INSPIRED LEADERSHIP
OUR CHAIRMEN

Archbishop Eugene d'Souza (1956-64)

Archbishop Leonard Raymond (1964-74)

Archbishop Leabard d'Souza (1975-98)

Archbishop Abraham V (1998 onwards)
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OUR PATRON
Saint Francis De Sales

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
(1567 – 1622)
AN INTRODUCTION
St. Francis De Sales, Bishop and Doctor of the Church, was born on August, 21, 1567 at the Castle of Sales, near Annecy in Savoy. He was ordained in 1593, and became Bishop of Geneva on December 28, 1622. He died at Lyons, France, December at the age of 56. Few could have imagined, as he breathed his last, that his widest influence was just commencing; yet such was the case. For while he touched the lives of thousands during his life, hundreds of thousands and millions have been inspired by his wise and loving counsels since his death. Today among the faithful, after the lapse of three centuries, he is still the beloved counselor of an ever widening circle of admirers and clients.
St. Francis is the Apostle of Cheerfulness and Hope. His words are full of holy optimism, and so replete with commonsense that no one can read them without encouragement, and without experiencing some portion of that divine love and hope which are characteristic of this most amiable Saint
Down Memory Lane.....
Historic Occasion
Set in sylvan surroundings on top of Seminary Hills, St. Francis De Sales College, affiliated to the Nagpur University, was established in 1956 by Archbishop Eugene
D' Souza as a service in higher education to the city of Nagpur. Pre-university Arts class was started in 1956.
In 1957 the college moved to the Seminary Hills to the Red Building. Pre university Science class was added.
In 1958 Fr.M.M Balaguer S.J at the helm as Principal of the college, conceived and drew up a Master Plan for the college buildings and departments. As a result of his efforts the first phase of the new building, equipped with spacious lecture rooms and science laboratories was constructed in 1959.
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STEADY VISION
OUR PRINCIPALS

Mr.M Raja (1957)

Fr.M.M Balaguer S.J. (1958-1961)

Fr.A.J. Malin S.V.D. (1961-1962)

Fr.R.Fallerio (1962-1972)

Fr.Lawrence Fernandes (1972-1993)

Fr.Anthony D'Souza (1993 onwards)
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