1.0 The Guardian. Charlottetown. a Paul S. Back. 26. junior college student and folk singer is seen centre as he was leav- ing a preliminary hearing Mon- Former Store Clerk Expected To Become Jesuits 28th Head By FRITS RODS Canadian Press Staff Writer “A true and humble interest In people . . . an even tempera~ ment . . . an intelligent and loftspoken decisiveness. This ishow his two sisters describe Rev. .Iohn L. Swain. SJ. a lean. bespectacled '- year-old priest. a onetime de- partment store clerk from .Kcmptrille. Ont.. who has be- come acting head of Roman (‘atbolicism's largest religious order. the Soeiety of Jesus. The Ihollow cheeks under his Heel-rimmed glasses and heavy eyebrows give Father Swain a stern. seemingly severe appear- ance. an impression quickly banished by his warm smile and easygoing willingness to talk. The responsibility and honor of temporarily heading the world's 36.000 Jesuits didn't as a surprise. Father Swain served three years as vicar-general or deputy to' the society's Belgian general. Father Jean Baptiste Janssens. who died Oct. 5 after a long illness. Ry Jesuit custom Father Janssens had named the Cana- dian priest as his acting suc- cessor by placing his name in a closed envelope. dated October. 1959. and opened after his death. TO HOLD ELECTION Father Swain's first responsi~ bility is to convene the society's general chapter. expected to elect a new general for life by next spring. Few will sur- prised if Father Swain is chosen the Jesuits‘ 28th general. the first Canadian to reach the soci- ety's top post. Little in his background oeemed to point to the clerical heights 'ie would reach 56 years after Jack —— as family and friends still like to call him— Was born in the same small Ot- tawa Valley town where his Tues. Oct. 27. 1964. man‘” V ; .. - 1.. is . . HELD FOR THREAT AGAINST JOHNSON day before US. Commissioner Roger Davis at Miami. Fla. Ac- cused of threats against Prc.i- dent Johnson's life by a fellow parents were born Both from old [rish Cathohc stock. his mother Ellen lFitz- simmonsl and father Edward, supervisor of a local depart ment store's grocery section. reigned quietly over a close family life. "Love was the unspoken key- word in our family life." Father Swain's younger sister inow Mrs Hubert MacGregorI recalls. “Jack, quiet and unas— suming. is its perfect reflection. He never lost his true humility. despite being often held up as an exampe “Jack was an individualist who once his mind was made up. knew what he wanted. but too social to ever called a loner. He was an eager reader ut never a bookworm." FOLLOWS SPORTS His sister remembers him as an average skater and though he never became an ardent sports fan "he still likes to read about the Montreal Canadiens :and the Ottawa Rough Riders .in the papers we send him." an to 2 4 ‘ And whatever is said about ’ e. irish. friends and family can't remember ever having lseen him really angry. But ‘te vwears an even temperament without being dull and displays a willingness to communicate .without being demanding. .ister Mary Eleanor. a Grey Nun and Father Swain's older sister. remembers him as "a intelligent. normal boy, who twice jumped a class in ele- mentary school and got his senior matriculation when he was 16. “Jack showed a more than average intelligence without really being brilliant, Signifi- cant for his life and work is Jack‘s ability to think. make a decision and then stick to it without looking bar ." Too young to enter teac'iers’ college immediately after high ‘school graduation, Jack Swain: siudeni. Back was ordered held under 1125.000 bond for grand jury action. (AP) Wirephonto) iomed his father as a clerk in the Kem pt ville department store. in the. year he worked there he made the decision that led to the Jesuit Society. in May. 1925, he visited Igna- tius College in Guelph. Ont. on the invitation of a Jesuit friend. Returning to Kemptville a week later. he simply announced "lls decision to enter the Jesuit Col- lege in August. After specializing in Greek and Latin at ignatius 1927-20. he. studied philosophy in the Jesuit ' ' in Toronto three teaching at Regiopolis College, Kingston, Ont. His first time in Rome fol‘ lowed. as he studied theology four years at the famous Gre- ‘gorian University. Father Swain was ordained there July 25. 1936. ‘ Forced to suspend studies be- cause of ill health. he returned to Canada in 1937 to become. parish priest of St. Andrew's in Port Artiur, Ont.. for two w: 1 3'13: e did a year's iertianship—a theological "internship" dedi- cated to ascetical studies—din Port Townsend. Wash, then joined the staff of Montreal's Loyola College as a lecturer. He became dean of studies at Loyola in 1940 and three years later was appointed assistant provincial of Upper Canada. ‘ November. 1945. at Father Swain was named pro-. vincial of the Jesuit Province of. Upper Canada. ‘ After a year in retreat at. .Vlanresa Retreat House in Pick- ering. Ont e returned to his old college in Guelph where he was a master of novices and rector. 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