Fr. Dr. Hanna Kildani C. V
Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem
1955: Born in Karak, Jordan.
1968: Minor Seminary of Beitjala (Seminary of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem), Palestine.
1973: Secondary School Certificate (High School-Tawjihi). List of honor of top ten of Jordan and Palestine.
1973: Major Seminary Beitjala, Palestine.
1976: Bachelor degree in philosophy, in Beitjala Major Seminary, (an affiliated college of Lateran Pontifical University).
1978: Bachelor degree in history, Beirut Arab University, Lebanon.
1979: Bachelor degree in theology, in Beitjala Major Seminary, (an affiliated college of Lateran Pontifical University).
1979: Priesthood ordination (Clergy of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem), in Madaba, Jordan.
1979-1980: Assistant Parish Priest in Ramallah, Palestine.
1980-1986: Assistant Parish Priest in Amman, Jordan, and Vice Principle of the Parish High School.
1982: Master degree in history, St. Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon.
1987: Ph D in history, St. Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon.
1986-1989: Parish Priest in Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), for the Arab and Francophone communities.
1993: Publishing the Ph D thesis “Modern Christianity in Jordan and Palestine” (Arabic).
1989-2002: Parish Priest of Fuheis, Jordan.
1990: Judge of the Ecclesiastical Latin Tribunal, Appeal Tribunal, Amman.
1998: Vice-General Director of the Latin Schools in Jordan.
1999: Member of the Christian Muslim Board of Jordan.
2001: General Director of the Latin Schools in Jordan.
2001: General Secretary of the Christian Educational Institutions in Jordan.
2002: Consultor of the Pontifical Council of Inter-religious Dialogue.
2002: General Secretary (Chancellor) of the Latin Vicariate in Amman, Jordan.
2003: Parish Priest of Marj Alhamam, Amman.
2004: Chaplin of the Catholic Club of Amman.
2004: Chaplin of St. Vincent Charitable Society in Amman.
2005: Chevalier de l’Ordre National de Mérite. (French Republic).
-Member of many benevolent and cultural associations in Jordan.
-Good knowledge of 4 languages: Arabic, English, French and Italian.