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St. Louis de Montfort, Apr. 28


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Louis Mary Grignion was born on January 31, 1673 in Montfort. He was ordained in 1700 and later made a chaplain at a hospital near Poitiers but later resigned. He later went to Rome and the pope made him a missionary. He also wrote a book called True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin . He died at Saint-Laurent-sur-Sèvre in 1716.
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  1. Meg Hunter-KilmerApril 29, 2020 at 1:26 AM

    Did you learn about his total consecration to Jesus through Mary? Do you think that something you would like to do? I bet your mom can tell you more about it.

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  2. EmilyApril 29, 2020 at 4:30 AM

    I just read about him this morning in the Magnificat!
    I was really curious about the "Daughters of Wisdom" that he started. They didn't explain it. 😞 Do you know anything about it? Did you run across it in your research? 🤔

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