Andrew White

1942–2020 (age 78)

Jesuit priest

Biography

Father Andrew White devoted his priestly life to the Jesuit formation of young adults and to pastoral care in the Archdiocese of Washington, inspiring countless parishioners with gentle counsel. Ordained in the Society of Jesus, he brought a spirit of scholarly curiosity and spiritual depth to every ministry he embraced.

He is remembered as a faithful companion during both celebrations and trials, one who encouraged prayerful reflection and who now rests at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.

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