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Jan: /* Receiving and writing letters */

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Receiving and writing letters

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	:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. ~~Champagnat~~ wrote to Marie-Nizier<ref> LO, Clisby 011 [1]. ~~There is no direct evidence for a letter to Michel, but he~~ would ~~hardly~~ have written to one ~~of his former novices only.~~</ref> and Michel Colombon. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41]] [ 1 & 2], [[Girard0042\|doc. 42]] [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58 </ref>		:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. The Brothers in the Hermitage wrote to Marie-Nizier aand so did Champagnat himself. We can safely assume there were letters to Michel Colombon as well.<ref> LO, Clisby 011 [1], Clisby 012 [1]. They would not have written to one and forget about the other!</ref> and Michel Colombon. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41]] [ 1 & 2], [[Girard0042\|doc. 42]] [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC, docs 52 - 58 </ref>

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Jan: /* Receiving and writing letters */

2009-03-27T15:55:22Z

Receiving and writing letters

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	:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41]] [ 1 & 2], [[Girard0042\|doc. 42]] [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58 </ref>		:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. Champagnat wrote to Marie-Nizier<ref> LO, Clisby 011 [1]. There is no direct evidence for a letter to Michel, but he would hardly have written to one of his former novices only.</ref> and Michel Colombon. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41]] [ 1 & 2], [[Girard0042\|doc. 42]] [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58 </ref>

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Merv at 07:15, 15 December 2008

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Merv at 03:07, 20 September 2008

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Jan: /* Preparations */

2008-06-27T15:26:34Z

Preparations

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	:As soon as Champagnat had returned to the Hermitage after his second ~~voyage~~ to Paris, Colin asked him to make sure clothes and shoes were readied for the three brothers as departure could be imminent.<ref> CS, doc. 41. </ref> All the time, nobody thought of doing one of the things Pompallier had insisted on so much from his very first letters: learning English!<ref> Cf. [[Girard0033\|LRO, 33]] [8]. </ref>		:As soon as Champagnat had returned to the Hermitage after his second journey to Paris, Colin asked him to make sure clothes and shoes were readied for the three brothers as departure could be imminent.<ref> CS, doc. 41. </ref> All the time, nobody thought of doing one of the things Pompallier had insisted on so much from his very first letters: learning English!<ref> Cf. [[Girard0033\|LRO, 33]] [8]. </ref>

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Jan: /* Chapter five : ''Worlds Apart'' */

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Chapter five : ''Worlds Apart''

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	:In October 1836, when Peter Chanel passed through Paris, he happened to meet with Mgr. Ferdinand Donnet, a former classmate of Colin and Champagnat in Saint-Irénée, now coadjutor bishop of Nancy.<ref> OM III, doc. 888. </ref> ‘Write to your superior general, he had said to Peter Chanel, I am at his disposal’.<ref> EC, docs. 27 [7] & 53 [7]. ''Ecrivez à votre supérieur général que je suis tout à lui.'' </ref> ~~After his appointment to~~ Bordeaux ~~the new archbishop had first~~ offered the pilgrim shrine of Verdelais, on the ''Garonne'', upstream from Bordeaux, to the Marianists and when they turned it down, he approached the Marists. The bishop saw it as a parish ministry. Colin did not really want to accept parishes but it was a place of pilgrimage, a suitable base for home missioners and a good place for Champagnat’s teaching Brothers.		:In October 1836, when Peter Chanel passed through Paris, he happened to meet with Mgr. Ferdinand Donnet, a former classmate of Colin and Champagnat in Saint-Irénée, now coadjutor bishop of Nancy.<ref> OM III, doc. 888. </ref> ‘Write to your superior general, he had said to Peter Chanel, I am at his disposal’.<ref> EC, docs. 27 [7] & 53 [7]. ''Ecrivez à votre supérieur général que je suis tout à lui.'' </ref> When, shortly afterwards, he was appointed archbishop of Bordeaux he offered the pilgrim shrine of Verdelais, on the ''Garonne'', upstream from Bordeaux, to the Marianists and when they turned it down, he approached the Marists. The bishop saw it as a parish ministry. Colin did not really want to accept parishes but it was a place of pilgrimage, a suitable base for home missioners and a good place for Champagnat’s teaching Brothers.

Merv: /* Receiving and writing letters */

2008-04-13T09:50:34Z

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	:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41 [ 1 & 2], doc. 42 [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58 </ref>		:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41]] [ 1 & 2], [[Girard0042\|doc. 42]] [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58 </ref>

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Merv: /* Notes */

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Notes

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Jan: /* Receiving and writing letters */

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	:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters from ~~Bataillon’s~~ friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[~~Girard0038~~\|LRO, doc. ~~38]~~] [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58~~, LRO, doc. 42 [1 & 2]~~ </ref>		:Colin made sure the word went around that everyone was welcome to contribute mail. With the help of the Abbé Vuillod of the neighbouring village of Attignat, Chanel’s mother wrote to her son on Futuna.<ref> Cf. EC, doc. 57 [1].</ref> We happen to know there was a letter for Brother Joseph-Xavier Luzy from his family<ref> [[Girard0023\|LRO, doc. 23]] [21]. </ref>, a letter from Bishop Devie to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 56. </ref>, from Terraillon to Servant, from Convers to Chanel<ref> EC, doc. 38 [6], [[Girard0040\|LRO, doc. 40]] [1]. </ref>, and letters to Bataillon from Étienne Séon and from friends and former parishioners.<ref> [[Girard0041\|LRO, doc. 41 [ 1 & 2], doc. 42 [1]. </ref> As is clear from the answers of the missionaries there were many others, letters as well as gift parcels.<ref> Cf. EC,docs 52 - 58 </ref>

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