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Via Sapientiae V1932 DePaul University Via Sapientiae Personnel Catalogues Members 1932 V1932 Follow this and additional works at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/per_cat Recommended Citation V1932. https://via.library.depaul.edu/per_cat/58 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Members at Via Sapientiae. It has been accepted for inclusion in Personnel Catalogues by an authorized administrator of Via Sapientiae. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CATALOGUE DES MAISONS T »i PERSONNEL DE LA CONGREGATI-ON BE LA MISSION 1932 Prière de ne pas communiquer ce Catalogue au dehors ORDRE DES PROVINCES ET DES VICARIATS APOSTOLIQUES I. - EUROPE Chine. - Prov. méridionale.. 86 Hangchow........... 89 France. - France.......... 5 Ningpo ............. 87 Aquitaine ....... 10 4 Taichow............. 89 - Provence ....... 13 Kanchow......... 94, 112 Allemagne ................ 16 .a Kian.............. 59 Autriche ................. 20 Nan-Chang.......,.. 92 Belgique ............. 22 Yu-Kiang ........ 94, 118 Espagne. - Madrid ........ 25 Perse. ............... ,, 95 - Barcelone...... 38 Syrie .................. o 96 Hollande.............. 41 Hongrie.................. 46 lii.- AFRIQUE Irlande ........... ... 47 Algérie ................... 99 Italie. - Rome ............ 52 Madagascar...........: 102 - Turin ........... 55 IV. - AMÉRIQUE -Naples ........... 60 Pologne ...... ..... ... 62 Etats-Unis- Prov. orientale. Portugal ................ 71 - Prov. occidentale 113 Turquie .................. 73 Mexique ............ ,. 1 15 Yougoslavie............... 75 Antilles................... 121 Amérique centrale .. ooà... 123 Argentine ............ 125 II. - ASIE Brésil .................... 127 Colombie ........... ... 131 Chine. -Prov. septentrionale 77 Equateur ............. ... 134 Pékin......9.....eo. 78 Pacifique.................. 13 r rà Tientsin ............ 81 Yungpingfu ......... -43 V. - OCÉAN IE Chengtingfu ......... 83 Australie .............. 138 Ankto..'. ........ 85 Iles Philippines .......... 140 - CATALOGUE DES MAISONS ET DU PERSONNEL DE LA CONGRÉGATION DE LA MISSION JANVIER 1932 ADMINISTRATION GÉNERALE i i -- MAISONS PERSONNEL Nais. Voc. Plac MM. CONSEIL Verdier François, Sup. Gén. 1856 1874 1919 GÉNÉRAL Cazot Emile, Ier Assistant.. 1863 1884 1919 e Rue de Sèvres, 95 Mac Hale Patrice, 2 Assist. 1854 1872 1919 Paris (VIe) Robert Edouard, 3eAssist. 1871 1889 1931 .Eà Fugazza Arthur, 4eAssist. 1884 1904 1931 (T) N., Lazariste, Paris. SECRÉTARIAT Coste Pierre, Secrét. Gén... 1873 1889 1927 Touzé Théophile-Marie.... 1886 1907 1929 Combaluzier Fernand .... 1893 1912 1928 Frères coadjuteurs, 3. ADMINISTRATION GÉNÉRALE ___ _ __ ---- PROCURE Narguet Albert, Proc. Gén,. 1873 1890 191c GÉNÉRALE Hertault Ernest......... 1864 1893 1903 Tiberghien Michel.. ..... 1885 1908 1919 Chuzeville Joseph. ...... 1886 1909 1924 Frère coadjuteur, i. ISLEWORTH Picot Emile, Supérieur . 1879 1900oo 1918 St Vincent's. Braets Aimé.. 1869 1888 1924 Witham road. Siffrid Charles ........... 1898 1916 1929 (Middlesex) Bruni Maurice.......... 1903 1923 1930 (Angleterre) Procure 1901. (T) Saint-Vincent Isleworth SHANG-HAI Moulis Éxhile, Supérieur, ... 1887 1905 I92b Via Sibérie Gonon Claudius......... 1872 18go I921 44, rue Chapsal Abeloos Élie. ........ .. 1878 1896 I92! W3 Crapez Henri......... .. i881 1899 1924 Procure Chalbot Ernest.......... 1897 l9r6192f 1857. Frère coadjuteur, i. ROME Scognamillo Giuseppe,Proc. 1875 1890 io92 Procure Contini Giovanni .... ...1896 1920 193' près le Saint-Siège Via Pompeo- Magno, 2 (33) FRANCE I. - EUROPE PROVINCE DE FRANCE, 1642, i66i MAISONS PERSONNEL Nais. Voc. Plac. MM. Colliette Alexandre, Visit.. 1873 1894 1929 CONSEIL Gobaud Fernand, Consult.. I868 1888 1927 PROVINCIAL Castelin Paul, Consulteur 1884 1903 1930 Payen Pierre, Consulteur. i88i 1904 1931 Picot Emile, Procureur ... 1879 1900 1920 io MAISON-MÈRE Verdier François, Sup. Gén. 1856 1874 1919 Rue de Sèvres, 95, Payen Pierre, Assistant... i88I 1904 1930 Paris (VIe). Guichard Joseph, Sous-Ass. 1876 1896 1927 Retraites, Caussanel Frédéric ....... 1839 1862 1903 Études de ehilosophie Pouget Guillaume ........ 1847 1867 1889 1625, 1804, 1817. Mott Marie-Edouard.. .... 1845 i868 1889 (T) N. Lazariste Gleizes Raymond ........ 1847 1871 19II Paris. Mac Hale Patrice ......... 1854 1872 1919 Tubeuf Louis ........... 1854 1873 1930 Mérolla Antoine ......... 1857 1874 1903 Meut Mary-Martin ....... 1854 1874 1896 Caussanel Joseph ....... 1848 1876 1916 Giordano Joseph......... 1862 1879 1924 Boudat 7Emile.......... 1862 188o 1929 Fanguin Pierre .......... i86i 1882 1919 Misermont Lucien ....... 1864 1882 1930 I. - EUROPE L i _i Cazot Emile ............ 1863 1884 1914 1 Aroud Francisque ....... i868 1886 1912 Cancé Jean ............ i866 1888 1931 Peters Nicolas. .......... 1869 1888 1924 Coste Pierre ............ 1873 1889 I909 Meuffels Guillaume ..'... 1871 1889 1930 Parrang Jean ............ 1869 1889 1913 Robert Edouard ......... 1871 1889 1914 Narguet Albert .......... 1873 18go 1919 Clabault Noël ........... 1864 18go 1918 Briant François ......... 1863 18go 1930 Lachat Jean-Baptiste .... 1869 1891 1919 J ean Charles-François..... 1874 1891 1915 Delpy André ............ 1873 I19 2 1925 Hertault Ernest.......... 1864 1893 1903 Tailtefer Barthélemy. .... 1871 1895 1929 Poupart Raphal ......... 1877 1895 1926 Vandaele Daniel. ........ 1875 1895 1929 Crapez Edmond ......... 1878 1896 1903 Thieffry Gustave ........ 1870 1897 1919 Le Graverend Eugène . 1877 1897 1908 Collard Maurice ......... i88 1900oo1928 Mantelet Charles ......... 1877 1901 1918 Castelin Paul...... ..... 1884 1903 1925 Fugazza Arthur......... 1884 1904 1930 Le Meur Yves........... 1887 1905 1927 Touzé Théophile-Marie.. I886 1907 1929 Tiberghien Michel ........ I885 1908 191-9 Latrasse Marcel.......... 18 5 1908 1931 Chuzeville Joseph ........ I886 1909 1924 Kovacs Alexander ........ 1892 1910 1925 Junca Raymond ......... 1894 1911 1931 Combaluzier Fernand .... 1893 1912 1928 Aroud Alphonse.......... 1877 1912 1925 Bonjean Marie-J ean-Bapt.. 1896 1915 1927 Jamet Joseph-Marie...... 1901 1918 1929 Siffrid Henri. ............ 1902 1919 1928 Louis Gabriel ........... 1902 1920 1928 FRANCE I _,.i I = --- -- - t´ Philliatraud René........ 1902 1921 1929 Catteau Joseph-Louis .... 1903 1922 1930 Sotty Louis-Francis ...... 1894 1922 1929 Jaouen René-Vincent ..... 1902 1923 1931 Fleury Auguste ......... 1899 1923 1931 Pitt Thomas ... 188o 1925 1931 Étudiants, 20. Séminaristes, 88. Frères coadjuteurs, 45. 20 EVREUX Colliette Alexandre, Visi- Rue du Chantier, I teur, Supérieur ....... 1873 I894 1930 (Eure) Martin Jean-Polycarpe.... 1872 1897 1919 Grand Séminasre. Bogaert Théodore ........ 1877 1899 1925 1891 1846, 1919. Baligand Adolphe......... 1909 1927 Avinin Henri. .......... 1900 1920 1929 30 AMIENS Théveny Marie-Jules, Sup. 1879 1913 1926 Rue Vulfran- Poret Gustave .......... i86i i88o 1930 Warmé, 59 Salon Jean . .. 1880 1898 1925 (Somme) Huguet Lucien .......... 1884 1904 1918 Paroisse Ste-Anne Salendres Augustin ...... i888 Igo6 1924 1827, 1918. 40 BEAUVAIS. Maurel Raymond, Supérieur 1871 1898 1925 Rue de la Raynaud Francisque. 1878 1895 I9g9 Madeleine, ioi Saint-Léger Mnarcel.. .. 1897 1915 1925 (Oise) Joppin Paul . 1899 1916 1931 Grand Séminaire. Milleville Marcel . ...... 1901 1918 1927 1679, 1919. PARIS (XIIIe) Rigaud Jean............ 1860 188o 1922 Boulevard Auguste- Chabbert Elidas .......... 1884 1911 1928 Blanqui, 50. (Ste Rosalie.) Chapelle. 186o, 1921. I. - EUROPE ,,, ____ 50 RENNES Aubault Jean-Marie, Sup. 1871 1891 1930 Rue de Fougères, 71. Tison Crépinien ........ 1871 1893 1931 (Ille-et-Vilaine) Roustain Gaston ........ 1879 1898 1930 1 Missions. Doucet Gabriel .......... 1887 1905 193 1875, 1919. Dusuel Abel ....... .. 1887 1907 1930 60 TOURS Lambert Gilbert, Supérieur I860 I88i 1930 Rue du Général- Castiau Auguste.......... 1879 1900 1931 Meunier, 12 Baeteman Joseph ....... 1880 1902 1931 (Indre-et-Loire) Missions. 1713, 1837. 70 TROYES Gobaud Fernand, Supérieur i868 1888 1925 Rue St-Martin- H1-avet Joseph....... ... 1876 1893 1924 ès-Aires Catteau Joseph.......... i88o 1899 1924 (Aube) Martinez Lucien ......... 1898 1916 1930 Grand Séminaire. 1638, 1876, 1921. 80 VERDUN Devrière Abel, Supérieur.. 186 3 I886 1928 -(Meuse) Blanc Albert ........... 1878 1898 1928 Grand Séeminaire, Estampe Pierre ......... 1883 1903 1928 1928. Henri Joseph ........... 190 1919 1928 PARIS : Séminaire des Irlandais (Voir p. 51) COURBEVOIE : Maison polonaise (P. 6:7) ANGLETERRE 90 ISLEWORTI-I Picot Émile, Supérieur. ... 1879 1900 1918 St Vincent's. Braets Aimé ............. 1869 1888 1924 Witham road. Siffrid Charles. ........... 1898 1916 1929 (Middlesex) Bruni Maurice ........... 1903 1923 1930 Procure. 1901. FRANCE DANEMARK roo ELSENEUR Flynn François, Supérieur.. 1881 1899 1927 HELSINGÔR Kelly Jean-Guillaume... 1878 1897 1927 Nygade, 8 bis Frère coadjuteur, i Paroisse. 1903. M OT ITALIE 0 HI ROME Fontaifie Charles, Supérieur 1863 i88 190go6 Via Marcantonio Stienen Guillaume ....... 1882 1902 1921 Colonna, 21-A Kearney Jean ............ 188 1898 1931 (33) Teng François .......... .1894 1914 1931 Maison interna- Poupy Eugène. ........... 1902 1922 1930 tionale d'études. Joie Robert ........ .. 1904 1922 1930 1892. Tolman Georges ......... 1905 1923 1931 Quinn Charles ........... 1905 1923 1931 Lamarque Edouard ....... 1906 1923 1931 Alcalde Constant ....... o19051923 1931 Varona Valentin ....... 1907 1923 1931 Pardo Vérémond ......... 1907 1923 1931 Begley François-Léon ..... 1905 1924 1930
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