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...f Monsieur Bourdaise, Priest of the Congregation of the Mission, About the Missions of Madagascar [[Abelly: Book Two/Chapter One/Index]]: The Missions of Monsieur Vincent ...

<h2>Introduction to Book Two, Chapter One: The Missions of Monsieur Vincent</h2> ...r means for the salvation of souls, his mercy made particular use of these missions in these recent years. These were one of the most efficacious ways of helpi ...

<h2>The General Results of the Missions Given by Monsieur Vincent and the Missionaries of His Congregation</h2> ...forth. In a similar way, we can judge the excellence and usefulness of the missions and the labors of the missionaries by looking at the great good they have e ...

...hree years later, in 1987, some of these young people began to stay on the missions for several years as laity, with their commitments renewable every two year ...port and provide coordination of the presence and work of the laity in the missions ad gentes. ...

S.5.--In regard to the work of the foreign missions, the following norms should be observed: 3E members should be offered the possibility of helping the work of the missions in a practical way, even to the extent of volunteering to undertake the wor ...

S.5.--In regard to the work of the foreign missions, the following norms should be observed: 3E members should be offered the possibility of helping the work of the missions in a practical way, even to the extent of volunteering to undertake the wor ...

...quote>I beg the community to thank God for his blessing on the exceptional missions we have just finished, especially the one at N. There had been a marked div ...arish, much the same will be encountered in almost any of the places where missions are given. ...

...oughout Piedmont, in which he emphasized God’s mercy. In the course of the missions, he also worked to instigate direct service to the impoverished. Two years ...School]], the purpose of which was to prepare priests to serve in foreign missions. ...

...those at the local level, both at the place of origin of those sent to the missions and the places of their missionary service; ...the meeting between lay Vincentians who have a missionary vocation and the missions ad gentes confided to or animated by the Vincentian Family; ...

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...re to be earnestly promoted. Therefore we should undertake the work of the missions according to circumstances of time and place, searching for all possible me 16.--Among the apostolic works of the Congregation, the foreign missions and missions to people in a similar stage of evangelization have an honored place. In bu ...

<center>Partial map of Houses of the Congregation of the Missions in all continents.</center> *'''[[Congregation of the Mission - International Missions|International Missions]]''' ...

...re to be earnestly promoted. Therefore we should undertake the work of the missions according to circumstances of time and place, searching for all possible me 16.--Among the apostolic works of the Congregation, the foreign missions and missions to people in a similar stage of evangelization have an honored place. ...

Among the missions in the diocese of Reims, one of the most important was the one given by ord <blockquote>Several other missions were given in other places in the same diocese, among others at the village ...

...each other and, where possible, to track his movements while traveling on missions or other activities." ...

...own members, but those apostolic workers of all different orders who give missions both within and outside the kingdom. Those are the great workers, while we ...kquote>Perhaps some wish to live a long life, and so fear that work on the missions will shorten their days and hasten the hour of their death. They may seek t ...

...ccept missions offered to the Congregation by the Holy See, and to give up missions entrusted to the Congregation; 4E to grant to provincials the faculty of accepting or giving up missions given them by local ordinaries outside the territory of any province of the ...

...foundation of priests or religious to give some of their time to providing missions on her lands. She grew more and more anxious about this project, especially ...t even attract others to this same work, and so perpetuate the work of the missions she had so much at heart. She spoke of this to her husband. He not only app ...

...to send him abroad, where he could also gather recruits and funds for the missions. ...oral work, chiefly at Cape Girardeau, where he opened a school (1838), and missions occupied the next five years. Sent to Texas in 1840 as vice-prefect by his ...

Education and health care have been primary missions of the order. From 1947 until 1965, les Religieuses de Notre-Dame-du-Sacré- ...