![]() |
||
| December 2005 | “He has sent me to evangelize the poor” | |
|
|
The Family RemembersJanuary 1, 1820Francis Regis Clet, CM, is condemned to death at Wuchangfour, China. January 1, 1851Ghebre Michael, CM, is ordained a priest by St. Justin de Jacobis, Ethiopia. January 3, 1839First Mass ever celebrated in Houston, Texas by Fr. John Timon, CM, missionary and the future first Bishop of Buffalo, New York. January 4, 1821Elizabeth Ann Seton dies in Emmitsburg, Maryland at 2 am. January 6, 1816Felix de Andreis, CM, arrives in St. Louis; he is the first Vincentian Superior in the USA. January 8, 1632Priests of the Mission take possession of Saint-Lazare, north of Paris. January 12, 1789Joseph Rosati, future missionary in the USA and first Bishop of St. Louis, is born in Sora, Italy. January 12, 1954Pope Pius XII signs the decree for the cause of Frederic Ozanam, founder of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. January 14, 1934Mother Joan Antida Thouret, founder of the Sisters of Charity, Bexcon, France, is canonized. January 18, 1840First apparition of Mary to Sr. Justine, DC, promoting the Green Scapular. January 20, 1842Alphonsus Ratisbonne, a Jewish lawyer-banker, has a vision of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. January 25, 1617Vincent de Paul gives his first sermon of “The Mission”…the birthday of the Congregation of the Mission. January 25, 1794Elizabeth Ann Bayley, age 19, marries William Magee Seton, age 25, in New York City. January 30, 1831Catherine Laboure receives the habit of the Daughters of Charity in Paris. January 31, 1618Vincent de Paul resigns as pastor of Chatillon. |
|
The Vincentian is published bimonthly by the Midwest and Southern Provinces of the Congregation of the Mission, the Vincentian Priests and Brothers, to promote the apostolic works of its members and those of the larger Vincentian Family. Congegration of the Mission, The Vincentian |
||