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...One: Section Nine, Part One]]<br>Letter from Monsieur Vincent to Monsieur Nacquart, Priest of the Congregation of the Mission, About This Mission ...Priests of the Congregation of the Mission, and the Later Work of Monsieur Nacquart, the Only Remaining Priest on the Island ...

...Fort Dauphin. <ref>Now called Tolagnaro.</ref> The two priests, Fathers [[Nacquart]] and [[Gondree]], after a long voyage of six and a half months, happily ca ...her, Hail Mary and the Creed in the Portuguese language. This led Monsieur Nacquart to ask if he might not teach these same truths to his subjects, and help th ...

No sooner had Monsieur [[Nacquart]] received this letter from Monsieur [[Vincent]] than he immediately began ...from Holy Scripture or from the lives of the saints. <ref>CED III:547-51, Nacquart's lengthy report to Saint Vincent, summarized by Abelly.</ref> ...

...One: Section Nine, Part One]]<br>Letter from Monsieur Vincent to Monsieur Nacquart, Priest of the Congregation of the Mission, About This Mission ...Priests of the Congregation of the Mission, and the Later Work of Monsieur Nacquart, the Only Remaining Priest on the Island ...

...ple who live there. We will follow in this the account given by Monsieur [[Nacquart]] when writing to Monsieur [[Vincent]]. ...passion on them, and rescues them from certain death. <ref>CED III:550-59, Nacquart's lengthy report, summarized here by Abelly.</ref> ...

<h2>Letter from Monsieur Vincent to Monsieur Nacquart, Priest of the Congregation of the Mission, About This Mission</h2> ...y Monsieur [[Vincent]] to the late Monsieur Charles Nacquart. <ref>Charles Nacquart was born in 1617 at Trelon in the diocese of Soissons. He died in Madagasca ...

...One: Section Nine, Part One]]<br>Letter from Monsieur Vincent to Monsieur Nacquart, Priest of the Congregation of the Mission, About This Mission ...Priests of the Congregation of the Mission, and the Later Work of Monsieur Nacquart, the Only Remaining Priest on the Island ...

...ion was a sword of sorrow for your soul, just as the deaths of Messieurs [[Nacquart]], [[Gondree]] and [[Mousnier]] were earlier. </blockquote> ...6) F. Feydin, (17) N. Etienne, (18) Bro. P. Patte. The seven who died were Nacquart, Gondree, Mousnier, Bourdaise, Dufour, Prevost, de Belleville. This listing ...

...Priests of the Congregation of the Mission, and the Later Work of Monsieur Nacquart, the Only Remaining Priest on the Island</h2> Monsieur [[Nacquart]] wrote to Monsieur [[Vincent]]: ...

...h a good worker for the kingdom but for the anxiety he felt for Monsieur [[Nacquart]], the only priest left on the island. He feared that he might succumb to t ...y the ashes of Monsieur Nacquart. <ref>It took three years for the news of Nacquart's death to reach Paris. He was the only remaining priest on the island. Whe ...

...tion of souls'' (CCD:XIIIa:358). In a letter that Vincent wrote to Charles Nacquart on March 22, 1648, we read: ''Our Lord has given your heart the desire to r ...

...or the mission in Madagascar, those who were inspired by the example of M. Nacquart and M. Bourdaise (and yet with so many deaths during a period of thirty yea ...

...referring to the requests he had received from the Queen of Poland and M. Nacquart who asked Vincent to send Daughters to Madagascar. ...

...rk of the first Missionary sent by Vincent to Madagascar, Monsieur Charles Nacquart. ...

In a moment of enthusiasm, Vincent expressed to Charles Nacquart his profound appreciation for the foreign missions: There is nothing on ear ...

88 Letter 1020, “To Charles Nacquart, in Richelieu,” 22 March 1648, CCD, 3:279. ...