— 404 — itants of Montmirail try to keep Missionaries there, II, 548; benefactors of house, II, 546, 554; IV, 513; VI, 89; VII, 220, 301, 551; great ordeal; on this occasion Saint Vincent sends Fr. Codoing to Montmirail, II, 674; two priests from there sent to Crécy, III, 250; poverty of house, VII, 17, 220; only two priests at end of 1657, VI, 615; losses suffered force reduc- tion of personnel to one or two priests, VII, 220; complaints of Duc de Noirmoutiers, VI, 88; of inhabitants, VII, 219, 551. Priory, hospital, and farm of La Chaussée: see Chaussée; Saint-Jean-Baptiste Chapel, VI, 88; La Maladrerie and its farm, II, 547; VII, 220; farm in Fontaine-Essarts, II, 554; IV, 313; in Chamblon, II, 545; in Vieux-Moulin, II, 554; VI, 312; VIII, 218; difficulties of administration of farms, IV, 326; V, 437; presence of women on farms, IV, 312; tenant farmers do not pay, IV, 326; or they request delay or reduction in payment, VI, 311–12; VIII, 6. Missions, I, 441; II, 546; III, 77; V, 438; VI, 535, 615; VII, 301, 334; VIII, 53, 219; Simon Le Gras, Bishop of Soissons, does not easily authorize missions in diocese, VII, 220; re- treats, II, 546; Missionaries help confreres in Toul with re- treats for ordinands, VI, 457, 535; assist poor of area, III, 409; Saint Vincent praises M. Bayart for bringing wounded sol- diers to Hôtel-Dieu, IV, 513; alms given to Hôtel-Dieu, II, 545; Saint Vincent advises Missionaries to give asylum to refu- gees, despite fear of pilfering, V, 49; visitation of house by Fr. Berthe, VII, 613; VIII, 54, 84. List of Superiors and history of house, VIII, 612; personnel: see Arthur (Nicolas), Bayart, Champion (Louis), Cornuel (Guillaume), Delville, Dumas, Duperroy (Victor), François (Bro.), Grimal, Guillot (Nicolas), Hauteville (François de), Hazart, La Brière, Le Soudier (Jacques), Monvoisin (Jean), Pinson, Roze; priests being sent to Montmirail or Fontaine- Essarts, VI, 89. Daughters of Charity in Montmirail: departure of Sisters Jeanne-Baptiste and Nicole Haran for Montmirail, IX, 430; plan of Sister Nicole from Montmirail to go to Issy to serve poor, V, 44; M. Champion requests that there be at least two Sisters in house, V, 65; Jeanne-Christine Prévost accompa- nies two Sisters for hospital, V, 208, 222, 225; the two Sisters ministering in hospital are satisfactory, VII, 220; other men- tions, IV, 215, 513. Montmorency, town in Val-d’Oise - Saint Vincent plans to go there to establish Charity, I, 280; house for illegitimate girls, I, 424; mission in Montmorency valley, II, 91; other mention, II, 178. — 405 — Montois [Montou or Monthoux] (Fr. de), Director who was to accompany Visitation Nuns to Poland - Contacts with Saint Vincent, XII, 371. Montolieu (Chevalier Jean-Baptiste de) - Philippe Le Vacher plans to visit him, VII, 94; in court with Rappiot, VII, 288. Montorio (Pietro Francesco), Vice-legate of Avignon - Biographical data, I, 9; receives abjuration from renegade with whom Saint Vincent fled from Tunis, takes saint to Rome, learns secrets of alchemy from him, I, 9, 12; promises to help him get ahead, I, 13; other mention, VIII, 601. Montpellier, town in Hérault - People inclined to be undisciplined by nature, VII, 608; proposal for house of Daughters of Charity, VII, 256; epidemic, VIII, 69; Bishop: see Bosquet (François de); Missionaries in Montpellier: at request of Bishop, Saint Vincent sends Fr. Get to Montpellier to take over direction of seminary, VII, 554–55; regrets having accepted it too quickly, VII, 607, 631; letters to Fr. Get, Superior of house: see Get (Firmin); advises Fr. Get about formation of seminarians, VII, 607–09; VIII, 3–5; Fr. Durand replaces Fr. Get during lat- ter’s journey to Marseilles, VIII, 18, 37; Missionaries receive insufficient salary from Bishop, VII, 631; Saint Vincent prom- ises a Brother, VII, 608; personnel: see Duchesne (René), Get (Firmin), Parisy. Archbishop of Narbonne informs Saint Vincent that Bishop of Montpellier intends to close his seminary, VIII, 267, 272–73; seminary drags on; Saint Vincent thinks confreres should withdraw, VIII, 273–74, 289; Fr. Delespiney thinks of visiting Fr. Get there, VIII, 275; return of Fr. Get to Marseilles, VIII, 299, 303, 315, 320; XIIIa, 471; Montpellier is on Fr. Alméras’s route from Cahors to Annecy, III, 125; Superior of house and its history, VIII, 619; other mention, VIII, 319. Montpensier (Anne-Marie-Louise d’Orléans, Duchesse de), granddaughter of Henri de Bourbon, Duc de Montpensier - Biographical data, III, 317; V, 443; VI, 280–81; VII, 65; Saint Vincent indicates to Pastor of Richelieu how he ought to pay his respects to her, V, 443; asks for Daughters of Charity for Saint-Fargeau Hospital, VI, 280–81; VII, 64; other mentions, III, 317; VII, 65, 640. Montpensier (Henri de Bourbon, Duc de) - XIIIa, 52. Montpezat, village in Lot-et-Garonne - Mission given there, I, 430. Montreuil [Montereil] (Jean de), secretary for King’s Ambassador in Rome - Biographical data, II, 245; about to depart for Rome, II, 245, 251, 258; in Rome, II, 280. — 406 — Montreuil-sous-Bois, town near Paris - Saint Vincent goes there, I, 96; foundation and rule of Confraternity of Charity (1627), XIIIb, 94; visit of Charity by Saint Louise, I, 99–106; by Mlle de Pollalion, I, 282; people of Montreuil are given to mockery, I, 102; other mention, I, 272. Montreuil-sur-Mer, town in Pas-de-Calais - Comte de Lannoy entrusts to Daughters of Charity ministry for bashful poor and orphans, XIIIb, 271; Saint Vincent tells Anne Hardemont, chosen for foundation, how to act during journey and, once there, with founder, young women caring for orphans, and Marie Lullen, companion, XIIIb, 273–83; June 26, 1647, two Sisters leave Paris without receiving blessing of Saint Vincent, absent at time, III, 208, 210; Saint Vincent recalls them to Paris, IV, 22; other mentions VI, 524; XIIIb, 140, 249. Montrouge (Jacques), Bishop of Saint-Flour - IV, 28; VII, 194. Montry (Robert de), Paris merchant - Began work of Madeleine for young women of loose morals wishing to change their lives, I, 187; X, 124. Mont-Saint-Eloy Abbey - Saint Vincent advises monks to ask for Pierre Le Roy as Abbot, V, 95. Montserrat - Priests of Santa Maria de Montserrat Monastery are not religious, although they take three vows, XIIIa, 405. Monvoisin (François), Priest of the Mission - Biographical data, VIII, 100; assigned to Poland, VIII, 99; Saint Vincent asks Officialis of Arras for dimissorial letter for Monvoisin’s ordi- nation, VIII, 122. Monvoisin (Jean), Priest of the Mission - Biographical data, VI, 457; VII, 300; VIII, 6; Superior in Montmirail, VIII, 612; let- ters Saint Vincent writes him there, VII, 300, 334, 551, 613; VIII, 6, 53, 84, 196, 218; mention of letters to Saint Vincent, VII, 301, 334, 551, 613; VIII, 6, 84, 197, 218; sent from Montmirail to Toul for ordinands’ retreat, VI, 457; mission in Sézanne, VI, 535, 615; in Beuvardes, VII, 301, 334; in Vendeuvre, VII, 334: see Montmirail. Moors - Have custom of giving away their children in return for something else, VI, 243. Morainvilliers, village in Yvelines - Inhabitants not very religious; establishment of Daughters of Charity considered, VI, 339. Morals - Loose morals: see Casuists. Moran (Mme) - I, 398. Morancy (Élisabeth), Daughter of Charity - XIIIb, 228. Morand (M.), of Lyons - II, 262, 269. — 407 — Morando (Antonio), Priest of the Mission - Biographical data, IV, 247; V, 275; VII, 543; in Genoa, IV, 247, 492; giving mission in Tivoli diocese, V, 275; and other places, VII, 543. Morangis (Antoine Barillon de) - Biographical data, III, 48; IV, 397; M. de Vertamont wished to discuss with him question raised in Mende, II, 235; commissioned by King to investigate disorder among Mercedarians, III, 47–48; other mentions, III, 163; IV, 397; V, 17. Morangis, village in Essonne - Foundation of Saint-Eutrope, II, 172. Morar [Moray], district in Scotland - Evangelized by Fr. Duggan [Duiguin], V, 121, 122; by Fr. Lumsden, VI, 546. Moras (Antonin de), chaplain of Saint-Pierre Church in Mâcon - XIIIb, 73–74, 76. Moras (Bertrande de), mother of Saint Vincent - See Demoras. Mordec, village in Ille-et-Vilaine - V, 597. Moreau (Charlotte), Daughter of Charity - Biographical data, VI, 325; in Châteaudun, VI, 325, 424–25; other mention, XIIIb, 228. Moreau (Étienne), Bishop of Arras - Abbot of Saint-Josse, VI, 82, 609; other mentions, VI, 79; X, 182; XIIIb, 229. Moreau (Jean), Procureur Fiscal of Clichy - XIIIa, 24. Moreau (Marguerite), Daughter of Charity - Biographical data, V, 120–21; VI, 55–56; VIII, 315; IX, 455; in Angers, V, 215; de- parture for Poland, IX, 455; arrival in Warsaw, IV, 519; writes to Saint Vincent about difficulties experienced by Sisters, IV, 575; reference to letter to Saint Vincent, V, 491; refuses invita- tion of Queen of Poland to remain at Court near her; edifica- tion of Saint Vincent, IX, 463, 502, 538, 541; Queen’s proposal for foundlings; Sister Moreau’s response, IX, 463; Fr. Lambert places her under direction of Sister Drugeon, IX, 464; Saint Vincent asks her to keep an eye on young people of her house, V, 120; Fr. Ozenne would like another Sister Servant, V, 238; she suspects Saint Vincent of withholding her letters to Saint Louise, V, 338; set in her ways, V, 362; health, V, 388, 395; Queen is satisfied with her, VI, 55; again asks her to remain near her to minister to poor, X, 536; XIIIb, 366; Saint Vincent consults Saint Louise and her Councillors about this, XIIIb, 366–69; in Warsaw, V, 215, 491; VI, 385, 393; VIII, 315; other mentions, VI, 326; XIIIb, 228. Moreau (Nicolas), prisoner in Toulon - VII, 123. Moreau, widow in Montmirail - VI, 311; VIII, 6.