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Revolution in Haiti and departure of Eugène Tisserant.

Three missionary communities are established: Grand Bassam, with Pères Audebert and Laval and Frère Grégoire; Assinie, with Bishop Barron, Pères Bouchet and Maurice, Mr. James Keily and John Egan; Cap…

Holy Heart of Mary

A start is made at Grand Bassam (in present-day Ivory Coast) by Pères Audebert, Laval and Frère Grégoire.

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Foundation of the mission of Assinie (in present-day Ivory Coast) by MM. Bouchet, André and John Egan.

The American Hierarchy are concerned about the liberated slaves in Liberia and Sierra Leone. They send Monsignor Barron, Fr Kelly and a catechist, James Pindar, to investigate.

February 15, 1844

Père Eugène Tisserant is appointed Prefect Apostolic of Haiti.

February 13, 1844

Libermann to Desgenettes, 09.02.1844. NDVII, p. 37-48

It is certain that our little work for the black people owes its existence and the progress it has made in the short time since its foundation to the Immaculate…

February 9, 1844

The death of Louis Pindar (USA) at Capes des Palmes.

January 2, 1844

Libermann to the community at Cap des Palmes, January 1844. NDVI, p.3

An apostle of Jesus Christ can never be put off by obstacles. Accept them patiently but always persevere with projects that are clearly conducive to the glory of God and…

January 1, 1844

Holy Heart of Mary

Exactly one year after the visit of Bishop Barron to Libermann, Père Léopold de Régnier is the first of the missionaries to die at Cap des Palmes.

December 30, 1843

Eugéne Tisserant is received by General Hérard, the head of the provisional government of Haiti. He is given freedom to exercise his ministry, to invite more of his confreres and…

December 30, 1843

Holy Heart of Mary

Libermann's missionaries, having misunderstood his instructions, proceed to Cap des Palmes, where they are welcomed by John Kelly and Denis Pindar. They fall sick one after an-other and within a…

November 30, 1843

Holy Heart of Mary

The first missionaries of the Society (7 priests and 3 "brothers") leave Bordeaux for Guinée. They arrive at Cap des Palmes (Liberia) on November 30th.

September 13, 1843

Consecration of Bishop Barron to Mary, 03.09.1843. Quoted in Spiritan Life no...

I dare to approach your immaculate and merciful Heart, full of confidence that you will listen to me and grant the favours that I ask. With this trust, I consecrate…

September 3, 1843

Sent by François Libermann, Père Eugene Tisserant arrives in Haiti for his first period there.

August 15, 1843

Pères Collin and Blanpin arrive at Saint-Denis, sent by François Libermann at the re-quest of Mgr. Poncelet. They are both appointed to work with the black people.

MM. Blanpin and Collin, missionaries of the Holy Heart of Mary, go to the island of Bourbon to join M. Le Vavasseur who has already been there for one year.…

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The first visit of the Vicar Apostolic of the Deux Guinées, Bishop Barron, to La Neuville. Libermann promises him 7 missionaries.

December 30, 1842

Holy Heart of Mary

L'Abbé Desgenettes, the parish priest of Notre Dames des Victoires in Paris, informs Bishop Barron about François Libermann and the newly-formed Society of the Missionaries of the Holy Heart of…

December 18, 1842

Fr. Edward Barron is ordained bishop in Rome by Cardinal Fransoni. The new bishop, looking for missionaries for his immense Vicariate, will be put in touch with Père Libermann and…

November 1, 1842

Erection of the Vicariat Apostolic of the Deux Guinées. It consists of all the territory between Senegal and the Orange river, apart from the area under the jurisdiction of the…

October 3, 1842

Libermann to I. Schwindenhammer, 04.08.1842. NDIII, p.247

It is part of the spirit of priesthood to sacrifice oneself with the victim. Jesus has to be the victim offered by all, and the same Jesus must also be…

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Père Eugène Tisserant, co-founder of the Congregation of the Holy Heart of Mary, goes to La Neuville for a brief noviciate under Père Libermann before setting out for Martinique, en…

Frédéric Le Vavasseur, co-founder of the Holy Heart of Mary, starts the second mission of the young congregation in the island of Bourbon and leads it for the next eight…

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Libermann accepts the mission of Bourbon.

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Bishop Edward Barron, recently arrived at Cap des Palmes with John Kelly and Denis Pindar, sets out for Europe to look for more missionaries.

Rome names Mgr. Barron as Prefect Apostolic of Guinée.

February 22, 1842

Frédéric Le Vavasseur, co-founder of the Congregation of the Holy Heart of Mary, leaves France to rejoin his mission on the island of Bourbon.

February 16, 1842

Edward Barron, John Kelly and Denis Pindar land at Cap des Palmes.

January 31, 1842

Mgr. Barron arrives in Monrovia with his two American companions, John Kelly and Denis Pindar. They reach Cap des Palmes on January 31, 1842.

January 25, 1842

St-Coeur de Marie

Episcopal ordination of Père Truffet as Vicar Apostolic of the Two Guinees by Mgr. Mioland, bishop of Amiens.

January 25, 1842

Rome appoints Bishop Barron as Prefect Apostolic of Guinée.

January 22, 1842

Edward Barron, John Kelly and Denis Pindar set out from the U.S. for Liberia.

December 15, 1841

Holy Heart of Mary

Opening of the noviciate at La Neuville, Amiens (France) with MM. Libermann, Le Vavasseur and Collin.

September 27, 1841

Holy Heart of Mary

Père Libermann, assisted by Frédéric Le Vavasseur, Eugène Tisserant and l'Abbé Desgenettes, celebrates the first Mass of the new Society at Notre Dame des Victoires in Paris.

September 25, 1841

Three days after his ordination, François Libermann celebrates Mass for the first time at the convent of the sisters of Louvencourt (near La Neuville).

September 21, 1841

François Libermann is ordained priest by Mgr. Miolland in his private chapel at Amiens. On the same day, Frédéric Le Vavasseur is ordained in Paris.

September 18, 1841

Arrival of Jacques Laval at Port-Louis. From the start, he worked totally for the black people.

September 13, 1841

Jacques Laval leaves London for Mauritius on board the "Tangora", in the company of Bishop Collier, Père Gilles O.S.B., Fr. Larkan (Irish) and L'Abbé Rovery (French).

Père Jacques Laval arrives in England on his way to Mauritius. After a short stay waiting for a ship in the East End of London, he finally sets sail on…

Libermann considers setting up a community in Strasbourg to gain access to Germany and Alsace.

François Libermann enters the Seminary of Strasbourg to prepare for his ordination.

February 23, 1841

Eugène Tisserant, co-founder of the Congregation of the Holy Heart of Mary, is ordained priest.

December 21, 1840

Libermann finishes his pilgrimage to Loretto and Assisi. It is a real pilgrimage, made between mid-November and mid-December, almost entirely on foot. It is also a retreat of abandonment to…

December 15, 1840

The first Senegalese priests are ordained in Paris by Mgr. Cuely, the Bishop of Carcassone: les Abbés Moussa, Fridoil and Boilat. Their early formation is directed by Mère Javouhey in…

September 19, 1840

Libermann to Luquet, 04.08.1840. NDII, p.124

In spiritual direction, it is a basic principle to avoid leading people to one's own ideas and ways of acting. Any attachment to this sort of thing can have disastrous…

Libermann to M. Gaudaire, 05.07.1840. NDI, p. 571

All decisions must be made according to principles but, at the same time, the principles have to be modified, explained and adapted to the actual situation in so far as…

François Libermann, who has been in Rome since the beginning of January and is now abandoned by Maxime de la Brunière, submits his seven-page Memorandum on Foreign Missions to Mgr.…

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