Rules of the Society of St. Vincent of Paul [microform] : Founded at Toronto, the 10th November, 1850, With the Approbation and Sanction of the Right Rev. Dr. DeCharbonnel (Hardcover)

This historic volume contains the original rules and regulations of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, a Catholic charitable organization founded in Paris in 1833. The Toronto branch was the first in North America, and this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the earliest days of the organization. The rules cover everything from the organization of meetings to the distribution of aid to the poor.

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