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"To The Extremes Of Love" Francis Regis Clet (1748-1820): Priest Of The Congregation Of The Mission, Martyr In China, Jean-Yves Ducourneau C.M. Jan 2001

"To The Extremes Of Love" Francis Regis Clet (1748-1820): Priest Of The Congregation Of The Mission, Martyr In China, Jean-Yves Ducourneau C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


Edited And Unedited Writings Of St. Justin De Jacobis, Giuseppe Guerra C.M. Nov 2000

Edited And Unedited Writings Of St. Justin De Jacobis, Giuseppe Guerra C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


The Constitutions Of The Congregation Of The Mission Historical Notes, Carlo Braga C.M. Jul 2000

The Constitutions Of The Congregation Of The Mission Historical Notes, Carlo Braga C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


St. Vicent De Paul, Formator Of Priests, Stanislaus Wypych C.M. May 2000

St. Vicent De Paul, Formator Of Priests, Stanislaus Wypych C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


The Collegio Alberoni Yesterday And Today, Alberto Vernaschi C.M. Jan 2000

The Collegio Alberoni Yesterday And Today, Alberto Vernaschi C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


Seasonal Jan 1999

Seasonal

Windows on His Vision

No abstract provided.


Vincentian Bibliography Nov 1998

Vincentian Bibliography

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


Justice And Charity In The Mission, Getulio Mota Grossi C.M. Jul 1997

Justice And Charity In The Mission, Getulio Mota Grossi C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


Morality And Conversion, Kevin Rafferty C.M. Jul 1997

Morality And Conversion, Kevin Rafferty C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


The Present State Of The Formation Of Our Students Throughout The World, J. Ignacio Fernández De Mendoza C.M. Mar 1997

The Present State Of The Formation Of Our Students Throughout The World, J. Ignacio Fernández De Mendoza C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


The Formation Of Out Confreres In The Thought Of St. Vincent: Elements Of A Spirituality, Luigi Nuovo C.M. Mar 1997

The Formation Of Out Confreres In The Thought Of St. Vincent: Elements Of A Spirituality, Luigi Nuovo C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


Persistent Vegetative State: Medical, Ethical, Religious, Economic And Legal Perspectives, John B. Oldershaw, Jeff Atkinson, Louis D. Boshes Mar 1997

Persistent Vegetative State: Medical, Ethical, Religious, Economic And Legal Perspectives, John B. Oldershaw, Jeff Atkinson, Louis D. Boshes

DePaul Journal of Health Care Law

No abstract provided.


Our Ministry To Help Form The Diocesan Clergy: Yesterday And Today, Robert P. Maloney C.M. Jan 1997

Our Ministry To Help Form The Diocesan Clergy: Yesterday And Today, Robert P. Maloney C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


Religion-Based Arguments In The Public Arena: A Catholic Perspective On Euthanasia, Compassion In Dying V. State Of Washington And Quill V. Vacco, Patricia L. Rizzo Dec 1996

Religion-Based Arguments In The Public Arena: A Catholic Perspective On Euthanasia, Compassion In Dying V. State Of Washington And Quill V. Vacco, Patricia L. Rizzo

DePaul Journal of Health Care Law

No abstract provided.


International Missions, P. Victor Bieler C.M. Jul 1996

International Missions, P. Victor Bieler C.M.

Vincentiana

No abstract provided.


The Vincentian Family Tree: A Genealogical Study, Betty Ann Mcneil D.C. Jan 1996

The Vincentian Family Tree: A Genealogical Study, Betty Ann Mcneil D.C.

Vincentian Digital Books

No abstract provided.


Vincentian Family Tree (Full Text) Jan 1996

Vincentian Family Tree (Full Text)

Vincentian Family Tree

No abstract provided.


Introductory Material Dec 1995

Introductory Material

Vincentian Family Tree

No abstract provided.


Vincentian Seminaries In Louisiana (2), John E. Rybolt C.M., Ph.D. Apr 1995

Vincentian Seminaries In Louisiana (2), John E. Rybolt C.M., Ph.D.

Vincentian Studies

This article continues the study of Vincentian seminaries in Louisiana begun in the previous issue. Saint Vincent’s Theological Seminary, open from 1859 to 1867, and the Saint Louis Diocesan Seminary, open from 1900 to 1907, were in the same building next to Saint Stephen’s Church in New Orleans. The treatment of Saint Vincent’s describes its finances and gives the reasons for its selection as the relocation site for students from the seminary at LaFourche. Various reasons, including the threat of yellow fever, led to a generally small student body, except for two large groups in 1863 and 1867. The cost …


"An Active And Energetic Bishop": The Appointment Of Joseph Glass, C.M., As Bishop Of Salt Lake City, Stafford Poole C.M. Oct 1994

"An Active And Energetic Bishop": The Appointment Of Joseph Glass, C.M., As Bishop Of Salt Lake City, Stafford Poole C.M.

Vincentian Studies

Vincentian Joseph Glass was the bishop of Salt Lake City, Utah, from 1915 to 1926. He was appointed because he was considered “vigorous and competent,” and the diocese desperately needed that kind of leadership. His appointment was also due to the influence of Bishop Thomas Conaty of Los Angeles and the fact that Archbishop Patrick Riordan of San Francisco died “at a crucial point in the search” for a bishop for Salt Lake. Controversy during Glass’s career prior to his elevation, the problems of the diocese of Salt Lake, and the troubles surrounding other proposed successors to the bishopric are …


The Crisis In The Sanctity Of Conscience In American Jurisprudence, James M. Washington Sep 1992

The Crisis In The Sanctity Of Conscience In American Jurisprudence, James M. Washington

DePaul Law Review

No abstract provided.


Vincent De Paul's View Of Common Life In The Congregation Of The Mission, Douglas Slawson C.M. Apr 1992

Vincent De Paul's View Of Common Life In The Congregation Of The Mission, Douglas Slawson C.M.

Vincentian Studies

For Vincent de Paul, community life enabled the Congregation to follow Jesus’s example, both in the work of evangelization and in the development of Christlike virtues that supported the work. To be effective missionaries—to travel and to share the life of the poor while evangelizing them—confreres were to embrace poverty. They also were to model Christian behavior for others by demonstrating it among themselves; this was accomplished through the virtues of uniformity, patience, and fraternal charity. Uniformity meant that the confreres were to have the same judgments and practice. Patience called for the tolerance of each other’s faults and the …


Concerning The Congregation Of The Mission, With The Life Of M. Vincent De Paul Their Founder, Maximilien Bullot, Pierre Helyot Oct 1990

Concerning The Congregation Of The Mission, With The Life Of M. Vincent De Paul Their Founder, Maximilien Bullot, Pierre Helyot

Vincentian Studies

This is an eighteenth-century description of the life and virtues of Vincent de Paul. It also gives the Congregation’s early history, detailing its foundation and development. It profiles the Congregation’s many different works and explains how they are conducted.


The Historical Context Of The Age Of Gold: France 1560–1660, James Hitchcock Apr 1990

The Historical Context Of The Age Of Gold: France 1560–1660, James Hitchcock

Vincentian Studies

Religion and politics were inextricably linked in France during the century that spanned 1560–1660. The ultra-Catholic Guises and the Protestant Bourbons vied for the throne, while the monarchs and their regents used alternately used religious tension and tolerance to keep both sides at bay. Religious differences marked the combatants in frequent civil wars. The conflicts ended with the Edict of Nantes in 1598, which guaranteed religious freedom to the Huguenots, although tension continued. James Hitchcock discusses various other topics, including: the Ancien Regime’s structure, Cardinal Richelieu’s ascendancy, his efforts to consolidate royal power and defeat the Habsburgs, the rise of …


Saint Vincent And Saint Louise In Relation To The French School Of Spirituality, Raymond Deville S.S. Apr 1990

Saint Vincent And Saint Louise In Relation To The French School Of Spirituality, Raymond Deville S.S.

Vincentian Studies

Raymond Deville holds that Vincent de Paul and Louise de Marillac were of the French school of spirituality, but were not totally Berullian. The French school focused on domestic and foreign missions and was concerned with the renewal of parish life, the education of the poor, and the formation of priests. With regard to formation, the French school accepted only what would be called major seminarians today and stressed the necessity of having a vocation for the priesthood, ideas that were both unusual for the time. However, Vincent’s conception of Jesus was simpler and more practical than that of other …


Documentation A Short Account Of The Congregation Of The Mission Published In 1656 Jan 1989

Documentation A Short Account Of The Congregation Of The Mission Published In 1656

Vincentian Studies

This brief history of the Congregation by an anonymous author is the first known published account. The author was probably not a Vincentian but obtained information from someone who was. The article explains the Congregation’s purposes and how they are achieved. The community’s daily life and rules are outlined. Descriptions of the order of missions, the training given to ordinands, and the conferences held for priests are also included. Inaccuracies in this account are corrected by Stafford Poole, C.M.


Vincent De Paul In Nineteenth-Century England: Charles Lowder, The Society Of The Holy Cross And A Church In Crisis, Nicholas T. Groves Apr 1988

Vincent De Paul In Nineteenth-Century England: Charles Lowder, The Society Of The Holy Cross And A Church In Crisis, Nicholas T. Groves

Vincentian Studies

Inspired by Vincent de Paul, Anglican clergyman Charles Lowder founded the Society of the Holy Cross in 1855 to strengthen the spiritual life of the clergy, conduct missions, and reform the Church of England. Led by the aristocracy and seeing sin in poverty, the Church of England neglected persons who were poor. Lowder and his Society formed mission houses to work among them, and the clergy who served there had a community life based on the Congregation. He also founded a group of sisters based on the Daughters of Charity. Lowder was part of the second generation of the Oxford …


Saint Vincent De Paul And Human Formation, Jaime Corera C.M. Jan 1988

Saint Vincent De Paul And Human Formation, Jaime Corera C.M.

Vincentian Studies

Vincent de Paul’s approach to formation is discussed. He felt it was essential to keep “the knowledge of Jesus Christ crucified” at the center of such efforts. Jaime Corera offers Vincent’s formation of Antoine Portail and Francois du Coudray as case studies. These two confreres played many important roles in the Congregation, and Vincent adapted his approach to suit the talents and personalities of each man, with varying degrees of success. Vincent’s formation of the clergy is described, which he mainly saw as step toward the greater work of serving the poor. Therefore, humility in the clergy was vital, and …


A Fresh Look At Francis Clet, Thomas Davitt C.M. Oct 1986

A Fresh Look At Francis Clet, Thomas Davitt C.M.

Vincentian Studies

Francis Clet’s biographers often let his martyrdom overshadow or distort his humanity by endowing his life with the heroism seen at the end of it. Thomas Davitt quotes extensively from Clet’s letters to give a factual account of his life, which includes his personal characteristics, his preparations for the China mission, and the problems he faced there. The circumstances of his sentencing and imprisonment are given, along with his own perspective on them. Also included are Clet’s observations of how the practice of religion and the treatment of prisoners in China differ from France.


Archives Of The Daughters Of Charity, Northeast Province, Albany, New York, Elaine Wheeler D.C. Apr 1986

Archives Of The Daughters Of Charity, Northeast Province, Albany, New York, Elaine Wheeler D.C.

Vincentian Studies

This is an inventory of the archives of the Northeast Province of the Daughters of Charity. It includes letters of Vincent de Paul; books and pamphlets by and about him; letters of Louise de Marillac and documents pertaining to her; books and pamphlets by and about her; letters of Elizabeth Ann Seton; books and pamphlets about her; conferences and circulars of the superiors general; the personal correspondence of Superior General William Slattery; books and other materials on the Congregation’s saints, blessed, and notable others; histories and annals of the Congregation; materials on the Vincentians in the United States; items relating …