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    Marie Micheau was the first recruit and superior of the Daughters of the School, a religious order dedicated to serving the poor and the Church. As a young woman of 17, she dedicated herself to uplifting the lives of villagers through faith, humility, charity, and educating children despite never having attended school herself. In 1700, she became the first schoolmistress and superior of the order, transforming from a good learner to a leader against all odds.

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    Marie Micheau was the first recruit and superior of the Daughters of the School, a religious order dedicated to serving the poor and the Church. As a young woman of 17, she dedicated herself to uplifting the lives of villagers through faith, humility, charity, and educating children despite never having attended school herself. In 1700, she became the first schoolmistress and superior of the order, transforming from a good learner to a leader against all odds.

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    What's the Word?

    FIRST
    Marie
    Micheau
    - daughter of Pierre
    Micheau and Marie Poirier

     was a woman of faith,


    humility and charity.

    Filled with love for the


    Church, she dedicated
    herself to serve the poor
    and the first Community.
    FIRST
    to uplift the life of the villagers
    Because
    of that
    (17)
    first recruit
    first superior
    WHO WOULD HAVE
    THOUGHT..
    - that the young Marie Micheau-
    who has never known the existence
    of a school in all her 17 years-
    would be transformed into a good
    learner and be the first School
    Mistress and Superior of the
    Daughters of the School in1700?
    Unfortunat
    ely,
    On November 15, 2019,
    will mark the 317th death anniversary of Marie Micheau .
    PAULINIAN SPIRITUALITY
    WHO IS ST. PAUL?
    WHO IS A PAULINIAN?
    A Paulinian is a CHRIST-CENTERED
    person, who impelled by the LOVE
    OF CHRIST (CHARITY), uses one’s
    GIFTS (CHARISM), for the SERVICE
    OF THE CHURCH and SOCIETY
    (COMMUNITY), where one is sent
    for a MISSION (COMMISSION).
    5 Cs of St. Paul

    ?
    MARKS OF A PAULINIAN
    •SIMPLE • focused on the
    essentials

    • the relationship we
    build in school
    •WARM
    • exuberantly active on
    all fronts: music, drama,
    oratory, journalism…
    •ACTIVE
    I am a Paulinian
    • Xiexie

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