- Lorette the house of Pauline Jaricot. ... Pauline Jaricot stayed here since 1833 till her death in 1863, with her little community of Mary’s daughters.
- En 1832, Pauline Jaricot fait l'acquisition de la propriété qu'elle rebaptise maison de la Lorette. ... House of Pauline Jaricot. museum in Lyon.
- La maison de Pauline Jaricot ) , Fransa'nın Lyon kentinde bulunan bir ev müzesinin adıdır .
- Old country house built in the 16th c. on a 14th-c. building listed as a Historical Monument.
- Today, this mission organization born of the vision of Pauline Jaricot provides help for more than 1,100 mission dioceses all over the globe.
- In 1859, the year that he died, St. John Vianney offered a cross to Pauline Jaricot, who will become the Church’s newest blessed on Sunday.
- In 1963, 100 years after her death, Pope John XXIII signed the decree which proclaimed the virtues of Pauline Jaricot, declaring her “venerable.”
- Also known as. English. House of Pauline Jaricot. museum in Lyon. ... Maison de Pauline Jaricot, Lyon (avr 2021).jpg 3,016 × 4,032; 3.84 MB.
- In the portrait she was still a young woman. Pauline Jaricot’s bedroom in Lorette, the house in Lyon she founded. It can still be visited today.
- In 1859, the year that he died, St. John Vianney offered a cross to Pauline Jaricot, who will become the Church’s newest blessed on Sunday.
- The "chemin de la Visitation", is a 2-kilometre (1.2 mi) path that connects rue Pauline Jaricot to the upper part of Parc archéologique.
- In 1859, the year that he died, St. John Vianney offered a cross to Pauline Jaricot, who will become the Church’s newest blessed on Sunday.
- By the time Pauline Jaricot died, there were more than two million devotees of the Living Rosary in France, without counting the numbers in other countries.
