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title: SAINT VINCENZO DE PAOLI IMMAGINETTA 1900 APPROXIMATELY

subject date: 2010-05-15

caption: SAINT VINCENZO DE' PAOLI (1581-1660) Vincenzo Depaul, religious French, until fifteen years made the guardian of pigs for being able to pay the studies. Ordered clergyman to 19 years; in 1605 it was made captive by the Turkish pirates and sold like slave to Tunisi. He was freed by its same “master”, that he converted. From this experience desire was born in he to bring material and spiritual relief to the galeotti. In 1612 he became parish priest near Paris. To its school clergymen, religious and laici formed themselves who were the entertainers of the Church of France, and its voice yields interpreter of the rights of the humble ones near the powerful ones. He founded the Priests of the Mission (Lazarist) and along with saint Luisa de Marillac, the Daughters of Charity (1633). He said the clergymen of S. Lazzaro: “We love God, siblings mine, but we love it to our expenses, with the hard work of our arms, with the sweat of our face”. For he the Queen of France invented the Ministry of the Charity. And from unusual “minister” she organized the aids to the poor ones on national scale. She died to Paris, was canonizzato in 1737. Cromolitografica Immaginetta, approximately 1900

category: HIS

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country: Francia

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continent: Europa

image century : XX

image epoch: Barocco

licence: RM

subject century: XVI - XVII

subject epoch: Barocco

technique: Cromolitografia

id: 27855

file name: FSNgilardi_62737.jpg

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saint VincenzoCatholicismreligionsantinodevozionale imagesantiniDe Paoli V.immaginettacharityassistancepovertymiserychildrenreligious ordersnunsDaughters of the Charitybaroque