Nineteenth point. His journey to rome and his examination

Her answer on the nineteenth point was :

It is well known that the late Monseigneur de Granier sent our Blessed Founder to Rome on certain matters of business, accompanied by a nephew of the said Seigneur de Granier, who was charged by his uncle to present him to His Holiness, in order to obtain consent to his becoming Monseigneur de Granier's coadjutor and successor in the bishopric. This consent the Holy Father, Clement VIII, granted most willingly, having examined him in the presence of several Cardinals, who all considered that he was most fit for the dignity. Our Blessed Founder told me that on this occasion, having commended himself to God, he went before this

76 Saint Sane ff. tie Cental's depositions holy and venerable assembly with his accustomed calmness, and with perfect indifference as to the result of the interview and examination. This is true, &c.