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FREEDOM IN SIMPLICITY
Since 1821 the Oblates had been present in Marseille with such a flourishing ministry that they were in the process of enlarging their community premises. Eugene wanted the novitiate to be transferred to a part of this house. His plans … Continue reading
A SIMPLE LIFESTYLE
Writing from Paris, he speaks about having to buy some cassocks, the garment worn by priests and religious. I quote the letter because it touches on some interesting points. … In regard to expenses, I believe my uncle will be … Continue reading
HE WHO KNOWS HE HAS ENOUGH IS RICH
The words of Jesus, “For wherever your treasure is, there will your heart be also” (Matthew 6: 21) are echoed by Eugene. Prompted by the criticism of some of the pastors of Aix that all that he was searching for … Continue reading