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| Who founded the viatorians? |
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| when, Why, and where did he found them? |
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when: 1831
Where: Vourles, France
why: to provide catechists to kids in rural French villages where education had collapsed, and to provide support to rural pastors who lived and worked alone.
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| what was st. viator's ministry? |
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liturgy, education, and work
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in what nations outside the U.S. do U.S. viatorians serve?
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| bogota, canda, france, spain, south america, japan, belize, and the ivory coast |
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| where was the first permanent viatorian settlement in the U.S? |
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he was the person who told Fr. Louis Querbes what to do
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| to what two things was Fr. Querbes devoted? |
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| he was devoted to teaching others about God and to give people an education |
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| what is a viatorian associate? |
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| a lay person married or singe. someone who carries out the Victorian life and charism |
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| chrism- a gift freely given by God to a person or community |
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| what are the components of the Viatorian Charism? |
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| gospel, prayer, and the church |
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| catechist- reads the scripture in church |
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| when and where did St. Viator live? |
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| he lived in the 4th century in Lyons, France. |
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