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Melchior de Marion Brésillac
Melchior-Marie-Joseph de Marion-Brésillac (2 December 1813 - 25 June 1859)〔(Profile at catholic-hierarchy.org )〕 was a Catholic prelate and the founder of the Society of African Missions.
==Early Life and Priesthood==
He was born at Castelnaudary, France on December 2, 1813. He was eldest of five children. He joined the seminary and was ordained as a priest on December 22, 1838. Brésillac served briefly as a parish priest in the parish of Saint-Michel in the town of his birth. However, the young priest felt dissatisfied and began to discern his calling to mission. Both his bishop and his father opposed his desire to become a missionary, but Brésillac was determined and consecrated himself totally to that calling. Eventually, his bishop supported his choice, but the opposition of his father was so strong that the young priest left to enter the seminary of the Paris Foreign Missions without even saying goodbye to his family. He remained at the seminary for nine months then was appointed to Pondicherry in India where he arrived July 24, 1842.
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