APAC03 - Revision history

Merv at 05:31, 21 June 2009

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Jan: /* The Opening Move */

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The Opening Move

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	:Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier was born on the 1st of December, 1801, in an upper middle class family in Lyon. ~~About six feet tall~~, ~~handsome, gifted and charming, he moved~~ with ~~grace and self~~-~~assurance in the higher classes of society~~. He tried the novitiate of the Jesuits, but returned to the diocese and entered the major seminary of Lyon in 1826, where he was ordained a priest in June 1829. At that stage he already had expressed a desire to join the Marists and one of them, Étienne Séon, even took his place as a curate in the village where he was appointed, so as to allow him to join the community of Marcellin Champagnat and his Brother-candidates at the Hermitage, which he did in September 1829. He was with the Marist priests when they elected Jean-Claude Colin to be their central superior in September 1830. With Colin’s approval he moved in 1832 to Valbenoîte, today a suburb of ~~St.-~~Étienne, and in 1833 to Lyon, where he was director of the so-called ''Frères Tertiaires'' and became the rector of a boys’ school at la Favorite. He moved with ease in and out of the archdiocesan offices and was particularly close to the vicar general, Jean Cholleton, to whom he had confided that he was interested in the foreign missions. <ref> There is some doubt as to the year Pompallier was born, 1801 or 1802, cf. OM IV, pp. 337 – 339. L. Keys, ''The Life and Times of Bishop Pompallier'', pp. 22f. E. Simmons, ''Pompallier, Prince of Bishops'', pp. 23 & 29. On Pompallier and the Frères Tertiaires, cf. C. Girard (ed.), ''Maristes laïcs'' (ML), doc. 4.		:Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier was born on the 1st of December, 1801, in an upper middle class family in Lyon. His father died 30 August 1802, his mother remarried with Jean-Marie Solichon. He attended a good school and tried the novitiate of the Jesuits, but returned to the diocese and entered the major seminary of Lyon in 1826, where he was ordained a priest in June 1829. About six feet tall, handsome, gifted and charming, he moved with grace and self-assurance in the higher classes of society. At that stage he already had expressed a desire to join the Marists and one of them, Étienne Séon, even took his place as a curate in the village where he was appointed, so as to allow him to join the community of Marcellin Champagnat and his Brother-candidates at the Hermitage, which he did in September 1829. He was with the Marist priests when they elected Jean-Claude Colin to be their central superior in September 1830. With Colin’s approval he moved in 1832 to Valbenoîte, today a suburb of Saint Étienne, and in 1833 to Lyon, where he was director of the so-called ''Frères Tertiaires'' and became the rector of a boys’ school at la Favorite. He moved with ease in and out of the archdiocesan offices and was particularly close to the vicar general, Jean Cholleton, to whom he had confided that he was interested in the foreign missions. <ref> There is some doubt as to the year Pompallier was born, 1801 or 1802, cf. OM IV, pp. 337 – 339. L. Keys, ''The Life and Times of Bishop Pompallier'', pp. 22f. E. Simmons, ''Pompallier, Prince of Bishops'', pp. 23 & 29. On Pompallier and the Frères Tertiaires, cf. C. Girard (ed.), ''Maristes laïcs'' (ML), doc. 4.
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Merv at 07:31, 15 December 2008

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Merv at 03:50, 20 September 2008

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Jan: /* The Opening Move */

2008-07-21T19:28:43Z

The Opening Move

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	:Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier was born on the 1st of December, 1801, in an upper middle class family in Lyon. About six feet tall, handsome, gifted and charming, he moved with grace and self-assurance in the higher classes of society. He tried the novitiate of the Jesuits, but returned to the diocese and entered the major seminary of Lyon in 1826, where he was ordained a priest in June 1829. At that stage he already had expressed a desire to join the Marists and one of them, Étienne Séon, even took his place as a curate in the village where he was appointed, so as to allow him to join the community of Marcellin Champagnat and his Brother-candidates at the Hermitage, which he did in September 1829. He was with the Marist priests when they elected Jean-Claude Colin to be their central superior in September 1830. With Colin’s approval he moved in 1832 to Valbenoîte, and in 1833 to Lyon, where he was director of the so-called ''Frères Tertiaires'' and became the rector of a boys’ school at la Favorite. He moved with ease in and out of the archdiocesan offices and was particularly close to the vicar general, Jean Cholleton, to whom he had confided that he was interested in the foreign missions. <ref> There is some doubt as to the year Pompallier was born, 1801 or 1802, cf. OM IV, pp. 337 – 339. L. Keys, ''The Life and Times of Bishop Pompallier'', pp. 22f. E. Simmons, ''Pompallier, Prince of Bishops'', pp. 23 & 29. On Pompallier and the Frères Tertiaires, cf. C. Girard (ed.), ''Maristes laïcs'' (ML), doc. 4.		:Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier was born on the 1st of December, 1801, in an upper middle class family in Lyon. About six feet tall, handsome, gifted and charming, he moved with grace and self-assurance in the higher classes of society. He tried the novitiate of the Jesuits, but returned to the diocese and entered the major seminary of Lyon in 1826, where he was ordained a priest in June 1829. At that stage he already had expressed a desire to join the Marists and one of them, Étienne Séon, even took his place as a curate in the village where he was appointed, so as to allow him to join the community of Marcellin Champagnat and his Brother-candidates at the Hermitage, which he did in September 1829. He was with the Marist priests when they elected Jean-Claude Colin to be their central superior in September 1830. With Colin’s approval he moved in 1832 to Valbenoîte, today a suburb of St.-Étienne, and in 1833 to Lyon, where he was director of the so-called ''Frères Tertiaires'' and became the rector of a boys’ school at la Favorite. He moved with ease in and out of the archdiocesan offices and was particularly close to the vicar general, Jean Cholleton, to whom he had confided that he was interested in the foreign missions. <ref> There is some doubt as to the year Pompallier was born, 1801 or 1802, cf. OM IV, pp. 337 – 339. L. Keys, ''The Life and Times of Bishop Pompallier'', pp. 22f. E. Simmons, ''Pompallier, Prince of Bishops'', pp. 23 & 29. On Pompallier and the Frères Tertiaires, cf. C. Girard (ed.), ''Maristes laïcs'' (ML), doc. 4.
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Jan: /* The Opening Move */

2008-05-29T19:04:34Z

The Opening Move

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	:[[Image:Archbishop_de_Pins_2.jpg\|left\|Archbishop Jean-Paul Gaston de Pins]]Pastre spoke with the Apostolic Administrator of Lyon, Archbishop Gaston de Pins,<ref> OM IV, pp. 333 ff.</ref> and regretfully answered the cardinal he would have loved nothing more than to accept the offer, but that, given his age and his health, he was quite unable to take on so awesome a task: ‘It would take another Francis Xavier!’ He felt sure he would have ~~gotten~~ the support of several bishops, especially that of the administrator of Lyon, ‘but at my age…’. The archbishop forwarded the answer to Fransoni and in his covering letter he confirmed that Pastre would gladly have accepted, but that, given his age and his health, he was indeed unable to take on so arduous a responsibility. He also confirmed that he would have done his best to support Pastre, ''de tout mon pouvoir''. <ref> OM I, docs 338 & 339. </ref> And he left it at that.		:[[Image:Archbishop_de_Pins_2.jpg\|left\|Archbishop Jean-Paul Gaston de Pins]]Pastre spoke with the Apostolic Administrator of Lyon, Archbishop Gaston de Pins,<ref> OM IV, pp. 333 ff.</ref> and regretfully answered the cardinal he would have loved nothing more than to accept the offer, but that, given his age and his health, he was quite unable to take on so awesome a task: ‘It would take another Francis Xavier!’ He felt sure he would have got the support of several bishops, especially that of the administrator of Lyon, ‘but at my age…’. The archbishop forwarded the answer to Fransoni and in his covering letter he confirmed that Pastre would gladly have accepted, but that, given his age and his health, he was indeed unable to take on so arduous a responsibility. He also confirmed that he would have done his best to support Pastre, ''de tout mon pouvoir''. <ref> OM I, docs 338 & 339. </ref> And he left it at that.


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	:Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier was born on the 1st of December, 1801, in an upper middle class family in Lyon. About six feet tall, handsome, gifted and charming, he moved with grace and self-assurance in the higher classes of society. He tried the novitiate of the Jesuits, but returned to the diocese and entered the major seminary of Lyon in 1826, where he was ordained a priest in June 1829. At that stage he already had expressed a desire to join the Marists and one of them, Étienne Séon, even took his place as a curate in the village where he was appointed, so as to allow him to join the community of Marcellin Champagnat and his Brother-candidates at the Hermitage, which he did in September 1829. He was with the Marist priests when they elected Jean-Claude Colin to be their central superior in September 1830. With Colin’s approval he moved in 1832 to Valbenoîte, and in 1833 to Lyon, where he was director of the so-called ''Frères Tertiaires'' and became the rector of a boys’ school at la Favorite. He moved with ease in and out of the archdiocesan offices and was particularly close to the vicar general, Jean Cholleton, to whom he had confided that he was interested in the foreign missions. <ref> There is some doubt as to the year Pompallier was born, 1801 or 1802, cf. OM IV, pp. 337 – 339. L. Keys, ''The Life and Times of Bishop Pompallier'', pp. 22f. E. Simmons, ''Pompallier, Prince of Bishops'', pp. 23 & 29. On Pompallier and the Frères Tertiaires, cf. C. Girard (ed.), ''Maristes laïcs'' (ML), doc. 4.		:Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier was born on the 1st of December, 1801, in an upper middle class family in Lyon. About six feet tall, handsome, gifted and charming, he moved with grace and self-assurance in the higher classes of society. He tried the novitiate of the Jesuits, but returned to the diocese and entered the major seminary of Lyon in 1826, where he was ordained a priest in June 1829. At that stage he already had expressed a desire to join the Marists and one of them, Étienne Séon, even took his place as a curate in the village where he was appointed, so as to allow him to join the community of Marcellin Champagnat and his Brother-candidates at the Hermitage, which he did in September 1829. He was with the Marist priests when they elected Jean-Claude Colin to be their central superior in September 1830. With Colin’s approval he moved in 1832 to Valbenoîte, and in 1833 to Lyon, where he was director of the so-called ''Frères Tertiaires'' and became the rector of a boys’ school at la Favorite. He moved with ease in and out of the archdiocesan offices and was particularly close to the vicar general, Jean Cholleton, to whom he had confided that he was interested in the foreign missions. <ref> There is some doubt as to the year Pompallier was born, 1801 or 1802, cf. OM IV, pp. 337 – 339. L. Keys, ''The Life and Times of Bishop Pompallier'', pp. 22f. E. Simmons, ''Pompallier, Prince of Bishops'', pp. 23 & 29. On Pompallier and the Frères Tertiaires, cf. C. Girard (ed.), ''Maristes laïcs'' (ML), doc. 4.
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	=== Notes ===		=== Notes ===

Merv: /* Notes */

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Notes

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Merv at 07:33, 12 February 2008

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Merv: Protected "APAC03": Protecting author's original text [edit=sysop:move=sysop] [cascading]

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Merv at 03:30, 16 January 2008

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	== Chapter one: ''How it all began'' ==		== Chapter one: ''How it all began'' ==

	[[~~Image~~:APAC_Chapter_1.pdf\|Printer friendly version of Chapter One]]		[[Media:APAC_Chapter_1.pdf\|Printer friendly version of Chapter One]]

	=== The Opening Move ===		=== The Opening Move ===