10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COADJUTRIX»
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coadjutrix in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
coadjutrix and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Nuns Without Cloister: Sisters of St. Joseph in the ...
After her election, the superior chooses the sisters “whom she judges according
to God to be the most appropriate for assistant and coadjutrix” and proposes
them to the chapter, which then proceeds with elections. As for the “lesser officers
, ...
2
Francis de Sales, Jane de Chantal: Letters of Spiritual ...
I know well, personally, the great help my coadjutrix gives me.2 A coadjutrix is a
tremendous help to a Superior who, because she is preoccupied with so many
affairs, cannot pay much attention to minor things which, nevertheless, should be
...
Saint Jeanne-Françoise de Chantal, Wendy M. Wright, 1988
3
The Way of Divine Love: Or, The Message of the Sacred Heart ...
This book was written by one who has the best right to record what happened, as she was the guide and support of Sr. Josefa in the experiences which were almost too great for human nature to bear.
4
Madeleine Sophie Barat, 1779-1865: A Life
... replaced in Amiens conveniently by Henriette Grosier, for whom a change from
Poitiers was needed, at least for a time. On 16 July six women came from
Grenoble: three choir novices, one coadjutrix novice, and two coadjutrix
postulants.
5
Diary and letters of Madame d'Arblay ...
As I had been extremely distressed upon the Queen's birthday, in January, where
to go or how to act, and could obtain no information from my coadjutrix, I now
resolved to ask for directions from the Queen herself ; and she readily gave them,
...
Fanny Burney, Charlotte Barrett, 1854
6
Philippine Duchesne: A Woman with the Poor
Philippine, Octavie Berthold and Eugenie Audé were all “choir religious,” and
addressed formally as “Mother,” While Catherine Lamarre and Marguerite
Manteau were “coadjutrix sisters” and addressed as “Sister.” Choir religious at
this time ...
Catherine M. Mooney, 2007
7
Materials for the History of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of ...
habet securitasj si carnis gratia castitas fuerit coadjutrix et conservatrix virtutum.
lilæc quippe conservatrix fidissima utpote ad spiritualia aromata reponenda.
quoddam quasi integrum vas Mam propter nominum corporis pura castitas quid
est ...
James Craigie Robertson, 2012
8
Narratives of a tour taken in the year 1667, to La Grande ...
Not long after, this lady took her as coadjutrix in the direction of the monastery of
Port Royal. Thus was the reform solidly established. Meanwhile, the fame of Port
Royal and of the M. Angelica extended itself over all France. Numbers of pious ...
9
Mary at the Foot of the Cross - IX: Mary: Spouse of the Holy ...
The Virgin, writes St. Veronica, “was Coadjutrix in our redemption by way of
participation, and suffered in herself, every pain, sorrow, anguish, and agony that
Jesus experienced, not only in these twenty-four hours of His most holy Passion,
but ...
10
Mary at the Foot of the Cross, VII: Coredemptrix, Therefore ...
This interpretation helps us to understand ... the truth and accuracy with which the
saints call the Virgin Mary Coadjutrix, Cause, Coredemptrix and Operatrix (as St.
Ildephonsus says) of the whole Redemption, since She provided the ...
Peter Damian Fehlner, 2008
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COADJUTRIX»
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coadjutrix is used in the context of the following news items.
On this day: St. Madeleine Sophie Barat
... or born outside marriage, as members of the Society, as long as they fulfilled the other usual conditions for entry; to all the coadjutrix sisters to ... «National Catholic Reporter, May 11»
