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This document contains information about several important figures in the history of the Ladies of Charity and the Vincentian tradition, including Elizabeth Ann Seton, Vincent de Paul, Louise de Marillac, Blessed Sister Rosalie Rendu, and some of the first Ladies of Charity such as Madame Goussault and Madame Pollalion. It also provides resources for spiritual animators in their role of nurturing the spirituality of Ladies of Charity members and guidance documents on being an effective spiritual moderator.

• Sr. Frances Ryan, DC, Ph.D.
LCUSA SPIRITUAL MODERATOR
DePaul University, Chicago, Il.

ELIZABETH ANN SETON-
COVENANT & CALL
• Seton Life

St. Vincent dePaul’s life
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_de_Paul

Chatillon
• Beginnings of the Confraternities

St. Louise de Marillac’s Life
• http://famvin.org/wiki/Louise_de_Marillac

BLESSED SR. ROSALIE
RENDU, DC (1786-1856)
In 1848, Blessed Sr. Rosalie Rendu reorganized
the Ladies of Charity
with Madame Badin & Madame Le Vavasseur,
Ladies of Charity, who served the Poor in the
French Revolution of 1848.
Sr. Rosalie mentored
Frederic Ozanam in the founding of the St.
Vincent Depaul Society.-L.Sullivan,DC (2006)

Revitalization of the Ladies of
Charity – Sister Rosalie D.C.
• Revitalization.doc

LIFE OF BLESSED SISTER
ROSALIE RENDU, DC
• http://famvin.org/wiki/Rosalie_Rendu

Experiencing God in the Poor
• Fr. Ted Weisner, CM

MADAME GENEVIEVE
GOUSSAULT’S LIFE
Madame Goussault

MARIE POLLALION
Marie de Lumague
Married Francois de
Pollalion in 1617

MADAME MARIE POLLALION’S
LIFE
• Mademoiselle Marie Pollalion (1599-1657)

http://famvin.org/wiki/Duchess_of_Aiguillon

WHAT DO I DO???
• KNOW & TEACH VINCENTIAN
SPIRITUALITY
• FOCUS! SPIRITUAL ANIMATOR
• NUTURE SPIRITUALITY IN OTHER
MEMBERS!- ‘ MISSION MOMENTS’
(see ‘Apostolic Reflection’- PDF-2)
PROVIDE TIME-RETREAT DAYS

WHAT DO I DO?
• SEE PDF FILES, 1 & 2
• Authorship of work:
Sister Claire Debes, DC
LCUSA Spiritual Moderator
(2007)

PDF FILES
-Sr. Claire Debes, DC (2007)
• PDF 1-Spiritual Moderator Manual
• PDF 2- Role of the Ladies of Charity The
Role of the Ladies of Charity.pdf

THE COVENANT AND THE CALL
• LAY SPIRITUAL
MODERATOR,
BEING A SPIRITUAL
ANIMATOR FOR
OTHERS !!

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Retreat journey

1. • Sr. Frances Ryan, DC, Ph.D. LCUSA SPIRITUAL MODERATOR DePaul University, Chicago, Il.

14. ELIZABETH ANN SETON- COVENANT & CALL • Seton Life

16. St. Vincent dePaul’s life http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_de_Paul

18. Chatillon • Beginnings of the Confraternities

20. St. Louise de Marillac’s Life • http://famvin.org/wiki/Louise_de_Marillac

22. VINCENT LOUISE & &

23. BLESSED SR. ROSALIE RENDU, DC (1786-1856) In 1848, Blessed Sr. Rosalie Rendu reorganized the Ladies of Charity with Madame Badin & Madame Le Vavasseur, Ladies of Charity, who served the Poor in the French Revolution of 1848. Sr. Rosalie mentored Frederic Ozanam in the founding of the St. Vincent Depaul Society.-L.Sullivan,DC (2006)

24. Revitalization of the Ladies of Charity – Sister Rosalie D.C. • Revitalization.doc

25. LIFE OF BLESSED SISTER ROSALIE RENDU, DC • http://famvin.org/wiki/Rosalie_Rendu

28. Experiencing God in the Poor • Fr. Ted Weisner, CM

30. FIRST LADIES OF CHARITY- WHO WERE THEY?

32. MADAME GENEVIEVE GOUSSAULT’S LIFE Madame Goussault

33. MARIE POLLALION Marie de Lumague Married Francois de Pollalion in 1617

34. MADAME MARIE POLLALION’S LIFE • Mademoiselle Marie Pollalion (1599-1657)

36. http://famvin.org/wiki/Duchess_of_Aiguillon

37. Madame d’Miramion

38. Madame ��›ᾱ��ǲ� * Madame ��›ᾱ��ǲ�

39. CATHERINE HARKIN’S LIFE • Harkins.doc

49. WHAT DO I DO??? • KNOW & TEACH VINCENTIAN SPIRITUALITY • FOCUS! SPIRITUAL ANIMATOR • NUTURE SPIRITUALITY IN OTHER MEMBERS!- ‘ MISSION MOMENTS’ (see ‘Apostolic Reflection’- PDF-2) PROVIDE TIME-RETREAT DAYS

50. WHAT DO I DO? • SEE PDF FILES, 1 & 2 • Authorship of work: Sister Claire Debes, DC LCUSA Spiritual Moderator (2007)

51. PDF FILES -Sr. Claire Debes, DC (2007) • PDF 1-Spiritual Moderator Manual • PDF 2- Role of the Ladies of Charity The Role of the Ladies of Charity.pdf

52. THE COVENANT AND THE CALL • LAY SPIRITUAL MODERATOR, BEING A SPIRITUAL ANIMATOR FOR OTHERS !!

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