The Spirit of the Founders and Our Religious Renewal. (Vita Evangelica, no. 9).

By: (Hermenegilde Charbonneau, Fidele Sauvageau, Julien Harvey, Roland Dorris, Cecile Renault, Lorraine Caza, Estelle Mitchell, Fernand Jette, Gaston Lessard, Albert Tremblay, Yvon Prefontaine, Vianney Saint-Michel, Jacques Grise, Graziella Lalande . . .)

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12mo - 17.5 x 10.5 cm.; 421 pp. Translated from the French by Catherine Ann MacDonald, CND. Contents in 3 parts: Introduction; Tribute to the Blessed Eugène de Mazenod" by Herménégilde Charbonneau; Part One - Two Great Orders - essays on the Cistercians and the Jesuits; Part Two - Origins of Ville-Marie - essays on the Sulpicians, the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph, The Congregation de Notre Dame, the Grey Nuns; Part Three, Section A - "In the Time of Eugène de Mazenod", Section B - Foundations in Montreal. The library markings, none of which are exernal, are a stamp on the title page and attachments on the inside of the back cover and the blank verso of the last page. The covers have mild wear, are quite scuffed and there is a reading crease in the spine. Otherwise clean and fairly sound.

Title: The Spirit of the Founders and Our Religious Renewal. (Vita Evangelica, no. 9).

Author Name: (Hermenegilde Charbonneau, Fidele Sauvageau, Julien Harvey, Roland Dorris, Cecile Renault, Lorraine Caza, Estelle Mitchell, Fernand Jette, Gaston Lessard, Albert Tremblay, Yvon Prefontaine, Vianney Saint-Michel, Jacques Grise, Graziella Lalande . . .)

Categories: Catholic - Church History, Catholic - Biography,

Publisher: Ottawa, Ontario., Canadian Religious Conference.: 1977

Binding: Softcover

Book Condition: Fair

Size: Ex-Library

Seller ID: 32244

Keywords: Catholic; Quebec; Vita Evangelica; Canada; Eugene de Mazenod; Cistercians; Jesuits; Society of Jesus; Saint Sulpice; Jerome de la Dauversiere' Religious Hospitallers; Marguerite Bourgeoys; Marguerite d'Youville; Oblates; Jean-Claude Colin; Marist Fathers; Jean-Marie de la Mennais; Father Querbes; Jacques Dujarie; Basile Moreau; Sisters of Holy Cross; White Fathers;