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In 1635 Vincent sent missioners to Toul, and from 1639 to about 1645, each month convoys left with aid for the Lorrainers. These missioners acco ...of Islam, by supporting Christian slaves captured in Tunis and Algiers in 1645. The second was his pride and joy, Madagascar, in 1648. Unfortunately, he e ...

28 Conference 102, “Exhortation to a Dying Brother,” [1645], CCD, 11:130-131. ...erence 21, “Observance of the Rule,” Continuation of Conference 22 January 1645, Ibid., 9:176. ...

...rom Aberdeen, who was received into the Congregation at Paris, October 31, 1645. Lumsden arrived one year after his two Irish confreres.</ref> ...

...ssaint Bourdaise was born in 1618 at Blois. He entered the Congregation in 1645. Several times as a student he had almost been sent away as not having the ...

...76-1716. In 1675, she had married François Emmanuel de Blanchefort-Créquy (1645-1681), who became the next Duke of Retz. Their one child, Jean François, wh ...

...his community and its needs” (Petite Vie, 71). Already, towards the end of 1645, there were signs of this `malaise'; people refusing to change parish, disp ...

...cussions on her work was 1645. Perhaps before this date, but certainly in 1645, Louise discovered the disorderly life her son was living. She was also su ...t convent/school in Paris. It was there that she was educated and only in 1645 did Louise understood the significance of her formation in the humanities a ...

...he Church. <ref>This work, De l'autorité de Saint Pierre et de Saint Paul, 1645, was written by Martin Barcos, Saint Cyran's nephew.</ref> The other book w ...llon died in 1677. Caulet was born in 1610. He became bishop of Pamiers in 1645. Although he opposed Saint Cyran at first, he gradually became a Jansenist. ...

...en in the minor and major seminary lived together at the Bons-Enfants. In 1645 because of a lack of space, Vincent decided to move the minor seminary to a ...tered by the Missionaries followed the Rule that was written by Vincent in 1645 ... it was a very demanding rule. Much of its content was taken from the C ...

...); Brazil (1640); Persia (1640); the Far East (1644); North Africa: Tunis (1645), Algeria (1646); Ireland (1646); Arabia (1647); Madagascar (1648); Canada ...

...far as I can, to do the same'' (Testament of Louise de Marillac, December 1645). ...

...nths before he entered Saint-Lazare. He was ordained in Rome on April 25, 1645, and that same year was sent to Genoa to begin a new establishment. Saint ...

Those words echo the words of Vincent who on January 22, 1645 stated: ''Sisters, the service of the poor must be preferred to everything ...

...lso helped the Daughters of Charity especially those in his parish.[31] In 1645 they were designated as joint executors of the will of Claude d’Urre M. de ...

...anteuil (1641), Fontenay¬aux-Roses (1642), Serqueux, Maule and Crespiéres (1645), Fontainebleau (1646), Chantilly, Chars and Montmirail (1647), Valpuiseaux The crisis did not come as a surprise. Near the end of 1645 there were some telling signs that the call that animated the first Sisters ...

...anteuil (1641), Fontenay¬aux-Roses (1642), Serqueux, Maule and Crespiéres (1645), Fontainebleau (1646), Chantilly, Chars and Montmirail (1647), Valpuiseaux The crisis did not come as a surprise. Near the end of 1645 there were some telling signs that the call that animated the first Sisters ...

...hop of Paris. See Marie Poole, ed. et al, Letter #773, August or September 1645 to Jean François de Gondi, archbishop of Paris, Correspondence, Conferences ...

...ospital in Angers became known throughout the country. A little later, in 1645, the Sisters began to minister at Saint-Denis Hospital in Paris and the fol ...

...three volume work that had been edited by Adrian Le Cl?re was published in 1645'' [13]. The first volume of this work was entitled: ''Conferences spiritu ...

...In the text which Vincent de Paul submitted to the Archbishop of Paris in 1645 seeking the approbation of the Company of the Daughters of Charity, he spec ...ould long endure. Vincent de Paul was only too well aware of this when, in 1645, he petitioned the archbishop of Paris, Jean-François de Gondi, for approva ...