Saint Vincent de Paul and Money

John E Rybolt

Saint Vincent de Paul and Money

John E Rybolt

DePaul University

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Abstract

The economic structures of seventeenth-century France, Vincent de Paul’s financial management, and his theory behind it are explained. His financial responsibilities and the sources of income for the Confraternities of Charity, the Congregation, and the Daughters of Charity are enumerated. In general, Vincent viewed money as a resource to be husbanded for the benefit of persons who were poor.

Original language	American English
Journal	Vincentian Heritage Journal
Volume	26
State	Published - Oct 1 2005

Keywords

Vincent de Paul
Congregation of the Mission
Vincentians
Daughters of Charity
Saint-Lazare
Hay-Vincentian Leadership Project

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Saint Vincent de Paul and Money

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