Vincentian Heritage Journal

Volume 19 Issue 2 Article 4

Fall 1998

Saint Louise de Marillac: Bibliography to Present Day

John E. Rybolt C.M., Ph.D.

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This bibliography sets out to include everything published about Saint Louise de Marillac in English through the year 1999. This listing does not include the following: small entries in lives of the , newspaper articles, and various non-print items, such as audio or video tapes, and slides. Vincentian Heritage will gratefully receive and pub- lish additions and corrections to this bibliography, and will publish periodic updates. The editor wishes to thank the many librarians and archivists who contributed to this publication.

"Cause of Blessed Louise de Marillac." Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, 27(1920): 303-34. (Exhumation, Ceremonies, Letters, Celebrations). "Cause of the Beatification of the Venerable Louise de Marillac." An- nals of the Congregation of the Mission, 2 (1895): 445-68. (Official de- cree, commentaries, biographical and bibliographical notices). "Celebrations in Honor of Blessed Louise de Marillac and the Blessed Sisters of Arras." Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, 28 (1921): 50-98 (); 98-109 (Italy); 110-28 (United States). Brief of Beati- fication (Latin, English), 129-43. "Correspondence Between Saint Vincent and Saint Louise." Echo of the Mother House, Supplement (1970): 2:27-29; 4:10-17; 6:12-18; 8:9-15; 10:15-23. 1971: 2:50-58; 5:11-17; 7:11-19 [Title varies]. "Exhumation of the Remains of the Venerable Louise de Marillac." Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, 12 (1905): 279-82. "LeGras, Louise de Marillac, Venerable." The Catholic Encyclopedia, by Joseph S. Glass. "Louise de Marillac, St." The Catholic Encyclopedia for School and Home, 1965. "Louise de Marillac, St." New Catholic Encyclopedia, by Maurice A. Roche. "Louise de Marillac: Evangelizer." Echoes of the Company (1978): 258- 69. "Marillac, Saint Louise de." Encyclopaedia Britannica 14th ed., 1964, by Joseph Leonard; 15th ed., 1987. "Reading of the Decrees Relating to the Causes of the Venerable Louise 284 de Marillac and the Sisters of Arras. July 6, 1919." Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, 27(1920): 3-21. (Texts of decrees, papal allocation). "Saint Louise and the Foundlings." Echo of the Mother House (1953): 91- 103. "Saint Louise and the Holy Spirit." Echo of the Mother House (1974): 508-17. "Saint Louise and the Insane." Echo of the Mother House (1952): 358-68. "Saint Louise and the Old People." Echo of the Mother House (1953): 17- 26. "Saint Louise and the Vows." Echo of the Mother House, Supplement 8 (1971): 91-95. "Saint Louise de Marillac and the First Hospital Sisters." Echo of the Mother House (1974): 165-79, 237-54. "Saint Louise, Catechist." Echoes of the Company, Supplement 2 (1978): 39-58. 1978: 39-58. "Solemn Triduum in Honor of Blessed Louise de Marillac and the Blessed Martyrs of Arras at St. Joseph's, Emmitsburg, Md., Decem- ber 5,6,7,1920." Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, 28 (1921): 3-49. "Step by Step with Saint Louise." Echo of the Mother House (1957): 15- 19, 63-70, 98-103. "The Pillars of Unity: Belonging to a Community." Echo of the Mother House, Supplement 2 (1974): 35-43. Allain, Georges. "Evangelization of the Poor," Echoes of the Company (1977): 583-601. Archer, Lucy. The Streets of the City. London: Darlington. Carmelite Convent. n.d. [1973] (spiral-bound); 1979. Pp. 263. Archer, Lucy. Vincent, Louise, Ozanam. London: Darlington. Carmelite Convent, 1981. Pp. 30. Bertrande, Sister, D.C. A Woman Named Louise. Normandy, MO: Marillac College Press, 1956. Pp. 222. Bittle, Berchmans. Saint a Day. Milwaukee: Bruce, 1958. (Saint Louise de Marillac, p. 55). Calvet, Jean. Louise de Marillac. A portrait. Translated by G.F. Pullen. London: Geoffrey Chapman; New York: P.J. Kenedy & Sons, 1959. Pp. 205. Calvet, Jean. Reviews of Louise de Marillac: A Portrait. Downside Review 78 (August 1960): 311-12, by Bernard Wilson Smith. Cartier, Robert. "Saint Louise de Marillac, Missionary," Echo of the 285

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Mother House (1970): 382-87. Charpy, Elisabeth. "Come Wind or High Water. Louise de Marillac," Echoes of the Company (1987): 17-21, 65-73, 110-16, 143-51, 192-99, 253-62, 281-91, 343-53, 398-404, 433-40; 1988: 19-26, 60-72, 106-20, 144-54, 200-13, 248-58, 317-25, 354-61, 408-20. Charpy, Elisabeth. "Commentaries on the Letters of Louise de Marillac," Echoes of the Company (1983): 93-96, 135-37, 190-95, 254- 57, 289-91, 422-24, 480-83, 519-21. Charpy, Elisabeth. "A Contagious Dynamism," Echoes of the Company (1989): 210-14. Charpy, Elisabeth. "The Letters of the First Daughters of Charity," Echoes of the Company (1989): 75-79. Charpy, Elisabeth and trans. by Louise Sullivan. At Prayer with Louise de Marillac. France: Editions du Signe, 1995. Pp. 28. Charpy, Elisabeth. "The Reliquary of Saint Louise de Marillac," Echoes of the Company (1988): 455-64; (1989): 27-34. Charpy, Elisabeth. "Testimony on the Virtues of Louise de Marillac by Barbe Bailly," Echoes of the Company (1989): 145-49. Charpy, Elisabeth. A Way to Holiness. Dublin: Mount Salus Press, 1989. Pp. 180. Corera, Jaime. "Your very humble daughter,' Louise de Marillac," Echoes of the Company (April 1994): 165-75, and 5 (May 1994): 216- 26. Coste, Pierre. "St. Louise de Marillac: Spiritual Daughter of St. Vin- cent de Paul," in John J. Sullivan, ed. and trans. Divine Masterpieces. Sketches of Some Heroic Lovers of God. Paterson, N.J.: St. Anthony 286 Guild Press, 1960. (Pp. 73-84). Cullen, Mary. "Book Notice-Review of Life of Louise de Marillac by Mary Cullen," American Ecclesiastical Review 96 (February 1937):110. Cullen, Mary. Life of St. Louise de Marillac. Adapted for children from Louise de Marillac by M. Le Comte de Lambel. London: Sands; St. Louis: B. Herder, 1934. Pp. 89. Daughters of Charity. The of St. Louise, n.p. 1934. De Broglie, Emmanuel. The Life of Blessed Louise de Marillac, co-foundress of the of Saint . Translated by Joseph Leonard. London: Burns, Oates; New York: Benziger, [1933]. 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"Saint Louise de Marillac," The Catholic Charities Review 18 (March 1934): 74-75. Farley, Luke A. Saints for the Modern Woman. A United Nations of Holiness for the Woman of Today. Boston: St. Paul Editions, 1961. (Saint Louise de Marillac, pp. 204-19). Flinton, Margaret. "An Expression of Gratitude to Saint Louise de Marillac," Vincentian Heritage 4:2 (1983): 61-107. Flinton, Margaret. St. Louise de Marillac. Social Aspect of her Work. Trans- lated by Margaret Flinton. New Rochelle, N.Y.: New City Press, 1992. Pp. 168. Flynn, Kevin. "The lives of the Saints: Saint Louise de Marillac (1591- 1660)," New Covenant 18 (July-August 1988): 31-32. 287 Franklin, Donna. "Spes Unica': Louise de Marillac at the End of Her Life," Vincentian Heritage 12:2 (1991): 219-27. Gettemeier, Loretto. "Louise de Marillac: A Life in Her Own Words," Vincentian Heritage 12:2 (1991): 105-13. Gibson, Audrey and Kieran Kneaves. Praying with Louise de Marillac. Winona, MN: St. Mary's Press, 1995. Pp. 117. Gobillon, Nicolas. The Life of Mademoiselle Le Gras. London: Sisters of Charity Provincial House, 1984. Pp. 65. Gonthier, Jean. "Louise de Marillac and Availability," Echoes of the Company (1983): 515-18. Gonthier, Jean. "Louise de Marillac and the Incarnation," Echoes of the Company (1983): 21-32; continued as "The Mystery of the Incarna- tion," 80-90. Gonthier, Jean. "Louise de Marillac. Educator in Holiness," Echoes of the Company (1983): 247-53; 278-88. Gonthier, Jean. "Saint Louise and the Will of God," Echo of the Mother House (1975): 21-30. Haughton, Rosemary. Six Saints for Parents. New York: Sheed and Ward, 1962. ("Mother of Charity. St. Louise de Marillac," Pp. 59- 78). Heroines of Charity. Introduction by Aubrey De Vere. New York, : Sadlier, 1855. (Includes Louise de Marillac, Elizabeth Se- ton). Helyot, Pierre and Maximilien Bullot. "Daughters of Charity, Servants of the Sick Poor, with the Life of Mademoiselle Le Gras, Their Foundress," Translated by Martha Beaudoin, D.C. 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I exhort you, as strongly as I possibly can, to reflect upon the obliga- tions you have to God because of the gift of your vocation and because of the many graces that you have received from His generous hand. (Spiritual Writings of Louise de Marillac, L. 130b)

I am never happier than when I am reasonably contradicted. God almost always gives me the grace to acknowledge and appreciate the opinions of others even when they are completely contrary to my own. (Spiritual Writings of Louise de Marillac, L. 118b)

Tell all our dear Sisters that I greet them with all my heart and that I beg God to grant them the grace of becoming what His heart wants them to be. (Spiritual Writings of Louise de Marillac, L. 314)

Gentleness, cordiality and forbearance must be the practices of the Daughters of Charity just as humility, simplicity and the love of the holy humanity of Jesus Christ, who is perfect charity, is their spirit. (Spiritual Writings of Louise de Marillac, L. 377) 295

A Study in the Spirituality of Louise de Marillac: As Reflective of the French School of Spirituality B KATHRYN LAFLEUR, S.P. 296 297 GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE SPIRITUALITY OF SAINT LOUISE DE MARILLAC Introductory Outline to the Article

1.0 Spiritual Framework: (1591 - 1660) 1.1 Introduction 1.2 The French School of Spirituality 1.2.1 Background: Pierre Cardinal de Bérulle 1.2.2 Spiritual Doctrine of Pierre de Bérulle 1.2.3 Principles of Bérulle's Spirituality 1.2.4 Development of Bérullian Spirituality 1.2.5 Language of the French School of Spirituality 1.3 Summary

2.0 Saint Louise de Marillac in Relation to the French School of Spirituality 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Significant Influences Au Courant de Bérulle 2.2.1 2.2.2 Bishop Jean-Pierre Camus 2.2.3 2.2.4 Bérulle 2.2.5 Vincent de Paul 2.2.6 Conclusion 2.3 Basic Principles of the French School of Spirituality as Illustrated in the Writings of Saint Louise de Marillac 2.3.1 Introduction 2.3.2 Theological Principles 2.3.3 Prayer and Approach to Mission 2.3.4 Pedagogy and Practices 2.3.5 Scriptural Basis of the French School of Spirituality 2.3.6 Original Scriptural Experience 2.4 Language of the French School of Spirituality as evidenced in the Writings of Louise de Marillac 2.5 Conclusion 298

Three paintings attributed to Saint Louise de Marillac. Mother House of the Daughters of Charity, Paris, France.