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...Vincent was not keen on it. He signed the contract, however, 22 December 1644. Work began on the buildings and he eventually placed brothers here and hi ...

*Chapter 9 Vincent and the Congregation - 1640-1644 ...

...memorate Louise and 4 companions taking perpetual vows in 1642 and renewed 1644) ...rillac's consecration of the Little Company to Blessed Mother at Chartres, 1644 ...

Vincent visited here several times (1638, 1639, 1642, 1644 and 1649). He mentioned the good order and piety of the people and observe ...

...int Jean, wrote to Monsieur Vincent about the mission given in Burgundy in 1644. ...

...tor in a small rural parish. He was soon appointed pastor of Saint Josse (1644-1652), which he determined to make into a model city parish. During this t ...so confusing that it was useless. Vincent's opposition to Jansenism after 1644 seems to have arisen from the question of frequent communion and especially ...

In May [[1644]], Monsieur Vincent sent two priests of his Congregation to Chartres at the ...

...n the city of Angouleme. One of its members wrote to Monsieur Vincent in [[1644]], in the name of all the others: ...

...his house for several days of spiritual retreat. In a letter he wrote in [[1644]], he said: ...s episcopal palace, of which he consecrated a part for these exercises. In 1644 he wrote to Monsieur Vincent: ...

This same prelate wrote again, in August [[1644]]: ...

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While preaching popular missions in Alet (1644), Monsieur Blatiron was appointed by Vincent as a consultor to the superior ...9 and ministered in Alet (1639, 1641), Saintes (1641), in Richelieu, Rome (1644-1645) and in Genoa (1645-1647). At the request of Cardinal Durazzo the mis ...

...V (1605-1621); Gregory XV (1621-1623); Urban VIII (1623-1644); Innocent X (1644-1655); Alexander VII (1655-1667). ...ssionaries to Istanbul (1634); Brazil (1640); Persia (1640); the Far East (1644); North Africa: Tunis (1645), Algeria (1646); Ireland (1646); Arabia (1647) ...

...n Latin. Vincent always valued this book as a great guide for prayer. In 1644 Vincent asked that the French edition of this work be adapted so that it co ...

...ement from Monsieur Vincent, and wrote a letter of appreciation to him, in 1644, in which he said: ...

...mirail, a small village in Brie in the diocese of Soissons, was founded in 1644 by the Duke de Retz. <Ftn: [[Pierre de Gondi]], the eldest son of [[Philip ...

1644: October: pilgrimage of Louise to Chartres. ...

...oing issued a complete edition of the works of Cardinal de Bérulle (Paris, 1644), which included some writings not mentioned above, and he added to the edi ...

:H.I.F. von Biber (1644-1704) ...

...the details that appear in the personnel book: he pronounced his vows in 1644 [3] and died in 1669, nine years after the death of the founder of the Cong ...

...want to enter into politics … note therefore the letter dated February 13, 1644 that was written to Guillaume Gallais: ''It is not expedient for us, Monsie ...

...rdered on temerity. The letter that he wrote to Bernard Codoing (August 6, 1644), illustrates these points. ...

...eminds us todays of all those acts that Louise offered to God (October 17, 1644) in the Cathedral of Chartes ''asking'' [God] ''to destroy it'' [the Compan ...

...had something since 1642. It was given to the Congregation on December 22, 1644, thanks to M. and Mademoiselle Norais. According to a study done by a confr ...

...xtern admitted to the bedroom of Saint Vincent during his grave illness in 1644. Here we see that the Baron de Renty moved in the intimate circle of friend ...

...e Congregation of the Mission in October 1631, pronounced vows October 28, 1644, and died October 5, 1669. He was the principal distributor of Saint Vincen ...

...(1597), Auch (1609) Macon, (1613), Rouen (1615), Lucon (1617). In fact in 1644 there were seminaries only in Bordeaux, Reims and Rouen. All the others had 35. Opere: ''CEuvres completes'' (Paris, 1644; n.ed. Paris, 1960); ''Opuscules de piete, a cura di G. Rotureau'' (Paris, ...

...CCD:III:200). In another letter written to the zealous Bernard Codoing in 1644, Vincent stated: ''The consolation Our Lord gives me is to believe that, b ...

...s failed to materialize and once again Vincent, in his letter of April 14, 1644 exhorted his confrere to be calm. Here are some of Vincent’s words: ''Let ...and Bernard Codoing. This new letter that I cite here is dated August 6, 1644 and refers to a theme similar to that of the previous letter: ''I see by yo ...

...when Vincent was fifty-one, a serious illness afflicted him and later, in 1644 an illness brought him to death’s door (Coste III:386). Some years later w ...

...ent, Vincent, in 1636, established a seminary at Bons-Enfants. On May 14, 1644, with deep regret, Vincent expressed his dissatisfaction with the results: ...

...communion with the Church and was inspired by his love for the Church. In 1644 he wrote to Bernard Codoing about the question of seminaries: ''the Council ...

...e than to become a priest. Louise was stunned by his words. In December, 1644, Michel ran away. Several months later Louise discovered that her son had ...

...e than to become a priest. Louise was stunned by his words. In December, 1644, Michel ran away. Several months later Louise discovered that her son had ...

[73] National Archives, S. 6708, Montmirail, October 1, 1644; cf. I. Zedde. ''Op.cit.'', p. 239. ''“Lieu de retraite des pauvres passan ...