Beaufils, William
, a Jesuit, was born at St. Flour
in Auvergne in 1674, and died at Toulouse at a very advanced age in 1758. Preaching, the composition of some
literary works, and the direction of a number of pious votaries, for which he had uncommon attractions and a peculiar talent, took up almost the whole of his life. The
pieces he published are, 1. “Several funeral discourses/'
2. The” Life of Madame de Lestonac.“3. The life of” Madame de Chantal“and, 4.” Letters on the government of Religious Houses," Paris, 1740, 12mo. 2
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