was a native of Arles, in Provence, and recollet of the province of St. Denis. He was a man of piety, zeal, and knowledge, and founded the Confraternity of the Guardian Angel, for which he acquired a. considerable extension by his discourses and writings. He died July 13, 1650, leaving, among other works, The Rules of the Confraternity of the Guardian Angel: - Two Books on Angels: - On the Ecstasies of the Ecstatic Life:- The History of the Passion of our Lord, in Latin and French,