Marianist Studies: Founders

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On September 3, 2000, Father William Joseph Chaminade was beatified. Pope John Paul II, in his remarks at St. Peter's Square, commented on how Father Chaminade gave the Church a "new way to bear witness to the faith." Also, on that day, Father David Fleming, SM, Superior General of the Society of Mary, reminded the Marianist Family of how Father Chaminade "understood the need to renew institutional structures of the Church, but, above all, to enhance the attractive force of the gospel in the life of ordinary people. He thought that all could live a style of Christian community modeled on the first community of Jerusalem, with 'one heart and one soul'".

Many ask to know more about the life of Blessed Chaminade. We cannot know him, though, without becoming acquainted with Adèle de Batz de Trenquelléon and Marie Thérèse de Lamourous, two of his closest collaborators and persons now regarded as co-founders of the Marianist Family. Here, then, is a course designed to convey the basic stories of these three remarkable people - how they faced the challenges of their times and left a legacy for us to draw on for our times.

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