Author: Petites Soeurs de l'Assomption

A common passion, God and poor people

Portraits of our Founders: the exhibition

To mark the bicentenary of the birth of the congregation’s Founders, both of whom were born in 1824, the archives department has produced an exhibition which is currently on display in the Maison de Grenelle. The exhibition took place in three parts over the course of the year. We invite you to consult the posters…
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History of the foundation of Ireland

Discover the inspiring 1891 Dublin mission of the Little Sisters, aiding the sick and poor with faith and care. Their legacy continues to inspire today

Journal de guerre des Petites Soeurs de l'Assomption de Lille sous l'occupation allemande

An overview of the “War Journal of the Lille-East Community (1914-1918)

Discover the gripping war journal of Lille-East’s Little Sisters of the Assumption (1914-1918), chronicling occupation, resilience, and daily survival

AGFA : portrait of Marie Correnson

Immerse yourself in the life of Mother Emmanuel-Marie de la Compassion through objects, writings and places that marked her spiritual journey.

The story of Aline Lavoix, Sr Saint-Philippe

Archives can be a way of discovering, or rediscovering, beautiful life stories. A new opportunity arose thanks to Mme Laure Mestre, author of a first book recounting her “Genealogy investigation” into her own family . One day, she contacted the archives of the Little Sisters of the Assumption because she was looking for information about…
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A double birth(3/3)

This article is the continuation and conclusion of the double portrait of Etienne Pernet and Antoinette Fage, written to mark the bicentenary of their birth. It was published on this website in three parts, of which this is the third. It goes over the beginnings of the foundation and the leadership of Antoinette and Etienne.…
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A double birth: Etienne Pernet and Antoinette Fage (2/3)

Suite du double portrait d’Etienne Pernet et d’Antoinette Fage, rédigé à l’occasion du bicentenaire de leur naissance. Voici la deuxième, qui évoque en particulier le discernement d’Antoinette Fage et le caractère des fondateurs.

A double birth: Etienne Pernet and Antoinette Fage.(1/3)

This article paints a double portrait ofEtienne Pernet and Antoinette Fage. It was written on the occasion of the bicentenaryof their birth. It will be published in three parts on this website, the firstof which covers the early years of their lives up until 1864.200 years ago, in 1824, Etienne Pernet and Antoinette Fage were…
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To pray with Paul-Hélène

To pray with the Blessed Sr Paul-Hélène Saint RaymondFirst of the 19 Martyrs of Algeria, 8th May 1994 A spiritual journey of ardour and confidence Born in Paris on 24 January 1927, Paul-Hélène was the eighth of ten children. After studying at Sainte-Marie de Neuilly, she obtained a degree in physics and chemistry at the…
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Paul-Hélène Saint-Raymond, première des dix-neuf Martyrs d’Algérie

Paul-Hélène Saint-Raymond, first of the nineteen Martyrs of Algeria

Hélène Saint-Raymond was born at Paris in the 17th district into a deeply Christian family, the eighth of ten children. After her studies at the college Sainte-Marie de Neuilly, she prepared for a degree in physics and chemistry at the Sorbonne and participated at the Centre Richelieu (a centre for Catholic students created by the…
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