L'Encyclopédie Catholique (Volume 2) ; un ouvrage de référence sur la constitution, la doctrine, la discipline et l'histoire de l'Église catholique . xcel dans la littérature pour l'étude de réception de l'Écriture Sainte, qui est devenu lateron, pour ainsi dire, sa propre langue. Piété était hisall, dit Bossuet. Il avait une dévotion particulière à la Sainte Vierge, et il n'y a personne qui speaksmore sublime de la Reine du Ciel. Bernardwas à peine dix-neuf ans lorsque son motherdied. Au cours de sa jeunesse, il n'échappent pas tryingtemptations, mais sa vertu l'a emporté sur eux, dans de nombreux cas à un héros

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The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 2); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . xcel in literature in order to takeup the study of Sacred Scripture, which lateron became, as it were, his own tongue. Piety was hisall, says Bossuet. He had a special devotion tothe Blessed Virgin, and there is no one who speaksmore sublimely of the Queen of Heaven. Bernardwas scarcely nineteen years of age when his motherdied. During his youth, he did not escape tryingtemptations, but his virtue triumphed over them, in many instances in a heroic manner, and froni thistime he thought of retiring from the world and livinga life of solitude and prayer. St. Robert, Abbot of Molesmes, had founded, in1098, the monastery of Citeaux, about four leaguesfrom Dijon, with the purpose of restoring the Ruleof St. Benedict in all its rigour. Returning toMolesmes, he left the government of the new abbeyto St. Alberic, who died in the year 1109. St. Stephenhad just succeeded him (1113) as third Abbot ofCiteaux, when Bernard with thirty young noblemenof Burgundy, sought admission into the order. Three. APPARITION OF THE B VIRGIN TO ST. BERNARD—FILIPPINO LIPPI BA-DTA, FLORENCE BERNARD 499 BERNARD years later, St. Stephen sent the young Bernard, atthe head of a band of monks, the third to leaveCiteaux, to found a new house at Valine dAbsinthe, or Valley of Bitterness, in the Diocese of Langres.This Bernard named Claire Valine, or Clairvaux, on the 25th of June, 1115, and the names of Bernardand Clairvaux thence become inseparable. Duringthe absence of the Bishop of Langres, Bernard wasblessed as abbot by William of Champeaux, Bishopof Ch&lons-sur-Marne, who saw in him the predes-tined man, servum Dei. From that moment a strongfriendship sprang up between the abbot and thebishop, who was professor of theology at Notre Dame, of Paris, and the founder of the cloister of St. Victor.The beginnings of Clairvaux were trying and pain-ful. The r

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