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This long story began under louis xi who brought saint François De Paule, hermit of Calabria, to plessis lès tours. To thank him, Charles viii bought this land and started building the convent and then the church of Trinidad. The small ones were therefore the first occupants. . The passage of Charles v destroyed everything in 1527. A second trauma was inflicted between 1798 and 1800: the French, the Romans, the Neapolitan succeeded and looted everything. Pope Leon XII sought to repopulate this house, becoming an annex to villa medici. The Pope brought the nuns founded by Saint Madeleine Sophie barat to make a college for young girls: in 1828 arrived from the nuns of the sacred heart of Turin, and founded a boarding school of young girls. For "the glory of the heart of Jesus" also, they also opened a free school for poor children in the neighborhood. . The "Mater Admirabilis" represents the virgin at It is the work of a student of the French school of the trinity ...

Rome, Italy 1828 - It was St. Francis of Paula who during the fifteenth century founded a monastery known as Trinita dei Monti. In 1828 the monastery was going to be abandoned. Pope Leo XII expressed the desire that it should be offered to the religious of the Sacred Heart. In 1828, Trinita dei Monti was offered to the Religious of the Sacred Heart. Since then the monastery, which is located in Rome near the Spanish steps, has become a center for the Religious of the Sacred Heart and all others visiting the shrine of Mater Admirabilis. The story of the fresco of Mater Admirabilis is in 1844, a young French girl, Pauline Perdrau who later became a Religious of the Sacred Heart expressed to Reverend Mother Coriolis, Superior of the house, a desire to paint Our Lady in a niche located along a corridor that opened on the cloister. The Mother Superior was hesitant. While she knew the talent of the youthful artist, she also knew her ignorance of fresco techniques. Pauline Perdrau prayed...

In 1828, Pope Leo XII invited the Society of the Sacred Heart to found a community and school at the Trinità dei Monti, a monastery at the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome. For 300  years, the monastery had housed a community of Minims, an order founded by St. Francis of Paola in the 15th century. The Order of Minims had abandoned the property during the French Revolution, and by 1828 the buildings were in need of repair. A contingent of RSCJ w ent to Rome to put the property in order under an agreement with the French government, which owned the property and specified that only French nuns would occupy the site. Sixteen years after Religious of the Sacred Heart came to live at the Trinità, a young French girl, Pauline Perdrau, was admitted as a postulant to the Society. A talented artist, she asked permission of the superior of the house, Mother Josephine de Coriolis, to paint a portrait of Our Lady on a wall of a corridor that led to the sisters’ cloister. However, Mothe...