PF minutes, 1658-02-18, Rome

Title

PF minutes, 1658-02-18, Rome

Subject

France (missions in)
Levant
Jesuits
Barbary (unspecified or several locations)

Description

Minutes of PF general meeting of 18 February 1658 discussing among other issues, a letter about the great rise of pious initiatives in France, by a certain Du Plessis. He writes about several successes: how Jansenism is being fought, that there are French missions in the Levant, on the British Isles, in America and Canada, on the Barbary Coast, and in the regions of Picardy and Champagne. Parishes are flourishing, as does the "charity of the Ladies" [the Ladies of Charity?]. Small companies grow, people are trying to abolish duels and swearing. The much desired general hospital has been established, and the poor are being cared for in Paris. The cardinals decide to ask more information about the content and authority of the letter. 
Additional comments

Creator

PF

Source

APF ACTA 27, 69r, 83r-85v, issue 12

Date

1658-02-18

Language

Latin
Italian

Type

Minutes

Identifier

487

Coverage

Origin: Rome
Destination:

Citation

PF, “PF minutes, 1658-02-18, Rome,” Early Modern Documents: Sources and Resources for Historical Research, accessed April 26, 2024, https://earlymoderndocs.omeka.net/items/show/13528.