Congregation of Dominican of the Saint Name of Jesus

The congregation of the Dominicaines of the Saint Name of Jesus is a female catholic religious congregation created in France at the beginning of the 19th siècle.

Foundation

Congregation founded in 1800 by a priest of the diocese of Toulouse, the abbot François Vincent (or Vincens) helped by some old members of the congregation of the Jesus Child, " Ladies of Saint-Maur".

Spirituality

Of Dominican spirituality, the sisters of the Saint Name of Jesus were affiliated with the Ordre of the Preachers (Dominican) on August 4th, 1886 via the Father Cormier, 76ème main general of the order.

Activity

Enseignantes.Service near the young people. Educational frameworks, nurses.

Establishments

France:

House généralice in Toulouse

Supervision of seven schools of the south of France: Aix-en-Provence, Bordeaux, Marseilles, Montréjeau, Saint-Etienne-with-Tulmont, Seilh and Toulouse.

Two houses of reception: Luchon and Montréjeau.

a community established in the island of the Meeting in 1998.

Sources

Beaumont (B.) and Bedouelle (G.) - Guide of the Dominican places - Horay: Paris, 2004
Village, Germaine - " Contribution to the study of a history of female education in Toulouse of 1830 with 1914" - Toulouse: Press Espic printing works, 1980
Cathala (rev. Father) - " The Institute of Saint-Name-of-Jesus-and-Marie" - Brussels, 1933
, Alice-Marie, SSur - " History of the congregation of the Saint-Name-of-Jesus of Toulouse, 1800 with 1953" - Toulouse: Privat, 2006
Saves, Louis - " Schools of the Saint-Name-of-Jesus in Bigorre, 1827-1977" - Tarbes: Editions of the South, 1977

External bonds

Official site of the congregation

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