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...EME in 1995. This article has been translated and made available in the on-line Vincentian Encyclopedia with the permission of Editorial CEME]. ...universal priesthood” of the faithful and, at the same time, rejected the ministerial priesthood or, at the very least, considered it meaningless. ...

...nt-de-Paul… et aujourd ‘hui''), Animation Vicentienne, 16, Grande rue Saínt-Michel, Toulouse, France … this work is not attributed to any one author but ...a passing knowledge of theology and so it was important to provide better formation to ecclesiastics. ...

...from my perspective as a Latino and I also bring into this perspective my ministerial experience in New York and Africa. In presenting these points I am also gu ...t were felt throughout Europe and throughout the world (events of 1830-1840-1870). ...

...EME in 1995. This article has been translated and made available in the on-line Vincentian Encyclopedia with the permission of Editorial CEME]. ...leville and exhorted the inhabitants to make a general confession (CCD:XI:3-4). The Lord blessed his words and a great number of people came forward to ...

...EME in 1995. This article has been translated and made available in the on-line Vincentian Encyclopedia with the permission of Editorial CEME]. ...the young priest, Vincent de Paul, received his degree at the age of twenty-four, he could have considered beginning a career as a professor of theology ...

...child). When Juan Francisco died on July 23rd, 1899 at the age of seventy-four, his widow moved to Belmonte, the town of her birth … at the time of th ...anner in which the Sisters, in a letter dated May 7, 1910, described Pelayo-José to the Visitor, Father Eladio Arnaiz, when they requested his entrance ...

...home of his parents. He was born in Tapia de la Ribera (León) about twenty-five kilometers from the capital of this district and was therefore a member ...port, while very true, was hardly adequate in describing the virtuous, hard-working and responsible character of Salusitiano. ...

...nt-de-Paul… et aujourd ‘hui''), Animation Vicentienne, 16, Grande rue Saínt-Michel, Toulouse, France … this work is not attributed to any one author but ...as the people of God was formed as a result of his experience in different ministerial positions and this vision of Church was quite different from the Church in ...

...cencianos.org/blog/2011/04/reflexiones-sobre-la-vida-en-comun-del-misionero-vicenciano/ ...ey are the ones that give proper significance to the common elements. Post-conciliar teaching and Canon Law continually call attention to the need to i ...

Inter-Provincial Internal Seminary, Teruel'' The Patristic era offers a rich understanding of the ministerial priesthood with its wide range of dimensions that were emphasized in differ ...

...EME in 1995. This article has been translated and made available in the on-line Vincentian Encyclopedia with the permission of Editorial CEME]. ...rchical society, with a clerical character. The experience in Clichy (1612-1613) purified and enriched his concept of Church because there he ministere ...

At that time Vincent de Paul was thirty-one years old. He had matured and, speaking in religious terms, he had enga ...’s first companions would be François Bourgoing who was pastor of Clichy-en-Garenne, a place near Paris. In order to engage in this new undertaking, th ...

...ion of the priest within the Church and to emphasize the need for on-going formation. ...s Christ. The pages of the New Testament point out various aspects of the ministerial priesthood: called to be intimate followers of Jesus Christ, sent to serve, ...

...reprinted in ''Vincentiana'' 57th Year - No. 1 - January-March 2013, p. 99-123. ...t and my knowledge of parish life is ample because most of my pastoral and ministerial life has involved me in popular missions, that is, evangelizing parishes an ...

...harity. Vincent was a local superior and the superior general. The thirty-four years that Vincent spent as superior general gave him a very rich exper ...cord with the established norms. The present Constitutions deal with this ministerial authority when they establish that the superior general, the visitor, and t ...

...st published in ''Vincentiana'' volume 59, #3 (July-September 2015), p. 313-336] ...ent post-modern culture and, as such, implies “a path”, a journey with well-defined stages and concrete instructions, attitudes, and content. This idea ...

...Issues, and Possible Avenues for Theologizing as a Lead Minister in a “Many-Cultured Parish” ...ly women and a few men, in their 60’s or above, many grandparents and great-grandparents. They represent by and large what remains of a once thriving, ...

...y that can enable us to clothe ourselves in attitudes of gratitude and self-surrender and ultimately involve us in a process in which we integrate praye ...Aided by M. De Comet, Vincent began to seek for ways to better his social-economic situation and thus began to consider an ecclesiastical career. Des ...

Third Asian Vincentian Institute: Mother House, Paris, September-December 2006 ...of them held several benefices. Cardinal Estouteville during the years 1440-1450 was bishop of Courserams, Mirepoix, Nimes, Beziers, Lodeve, from where ...

...o achieve perfection. Saint Vincent also affirmed this reality (CCD:XI:285-286). Vincent understood the expression ''the fullness of the Christian lif ...s have been set before him clearly, he will come to his senses'' (CCD:I:548-549). Again ''when matters are set before him'' indicates a process of reas ...