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called Vincentians in English-speaking countries, why are we calling them Lazarists? john k (talk) 00:20, 4 July 2008 (UTC) Further research: not even doing...
Click to read more »seminary at all if they already had this one? Further, presumably the Lazarists mostly trained at St Joseph's, but did anything still happen at St Paul's...
Click to read more »remained as secular priests. A handful of French missionaries, such as Lazarists or members of the Society of Foreign Missions, assisted by some Chinese...
Click to read more »February 1696. His last successor was Gaietano Pires-Pireira, a Portuguese Lazarist (d. at Peking, 1846)." In fact, the diocese of Nanjing first had the Apostolic...
Click to read more »active, reciving salary as a teacher from the Exarchate and from local Lazarists. Owing to such unreasonable sermons by the Macedonian patriots that the...
Click to read more »Genesareth, is in charge of a priest of Notre-Dame de Sion, assisted by a Lazarist. There is a foundation of Priests of Notre-Dame de Sion at Constantinople...
Click to read more »review of the French missions in China and Japan published by the French Lazarists. I did not find any first-hand stuff from the priests who built / taught...
Click to read more »review of the French missions in China and Japan published by the French Lazarists. I did not find any first-hand stuff from the priests who built / taught...
Click to read more »Sovereign Military Order of Malta discourages its members from joining the Lazarists. The French government, which regulates orders and decorations, does not...
Click to read more »men; 700 women in 70 monasteries Irish Christian Brothers about 1,900 Lazarists about 4,000 Salesians (Don Bosco) more than 17,000 in 1,616 houses Felicians...
Click to read more »I translated this from Spanish and am no expert in Catholic orders. This seems unsatisfactory to me but I don’t know how to fix it. Anyone? babbage (talk)...
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