Edmond Laforest

MONTEREAU-FAULT-YONNE MAISON DE RETRAITE LES HIRONDELLES EHPAD - CENTRE HOSPITALIER 1 BIS RUE VICTOR HUGO 77130 MONTEREAU-FAULT-YONNE 01 64 31 64 31 direction@ch-montereau.fr • P 80 80 MONTEREAU-FAULT-YONNE RESIDENCE BELLE-FEUILLE CCAS 2 RUE EDMOND ROSTAND 77130 MONTEREAU-FAULT-YONNE 01 64 70 25 45 foyer.bellefeuille@orange.fr Priorité aux habitants de la ville MONTHYON RESIDENCE DES DEUX MOULINS EHPAD - AGEPAH 11 RUE DES MOULINS 77122 MONTHYON 01 64 36 10 69 res.desdeuxmoulins@wanadoo.fr

Casernes 8 Rue ST Laurent 150,Impasse Léo Lagrange 16 Rue d'Enfer 87, Rue Victor Audin 5, rue de Semilly 40, Rue Laurent 10 Rue STE Suzanne 22 Rue de Laon 10 Rue de la Gare 10 Bis, Rue Enguerand de Coucy 7/10 Avenue Europe 9 Boulevard de la Marne LAFOREST patrick 9 Rue du Château d'Eau 14 Rue de la Grimouselle 441 Rue Charles de Gaulle 12 Rue de la Planchette 8, Rue de Bourgogne Rue Jacquard 50, Rue du Bois Mirran 16 Rue de Flavy 1 Chemin Guisois 34 Rue ST Maixent 27 Rue de Vaux 11 Rue de la Grange

Jesuits and Jansenists By maintaining the independence of the crown from Rome, the French Church gave its support to absolute monarchy based on divine THE CLASSICAL AGE 91 right. It broadly adopted the Gallican thesis set out in 1611 by Edmond Richer (1559–1660) who argued against the ecclesiastical hierarchy and for the view that the Church was a body whose ownership was shared by all its members. The Jesuits embraced the CounterReformation with enthusiasm, acquired considerable influence