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Jacques-André Emery, S.S. (26 August 1732, Gex, Duchy of Savoy - 28 April 1811, Paris), France, was a French priest of the Society of Saint-Sulpice, who served as its Superior General during the French Revolution.

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rdfs:label	Jacques-André Émery (de) Jacques-André Emery (eu) Jacques-André Émery (fr) Jacques-André Emery (en) Эмери, Жак-Андре (ru)
rdfs:comment	Jacques-André Émery (* 26. August 1732 in Gex, Département Ain; † 28. April 1811 in Paris) war ein französischer römisch-katholischer Geistlicher. Er war von 1782 bis zu seinem Tod Generalsuperior der Sulpizianer. Von 1790 bis 1802 leitete er das Erzbistum Paris im Auftrag des ins Exil gegangenen Erzbischofs . In den Wirren der Revolution, die ihm selbst Haft und Lebensgefahr brachten, blieb er „vielleicht der kühlste Kopf des französischen Klerus“ und ermöglichte als Vermittler eine Kontinuität des kirchlichen Lebens. (de) Jacques-André Emery (Gex, 1732ko abuztuaren 26a - Paris, 1811ko apirilaren 28a) apaiz frantsesa izan zen. San Suplizioren ordenako kide izan zen 1750. urteaz geroztik, eta bertako zuzendari nagusi hautatu zuten 1782an. Iraultzaren garaian, apaizen Konstituzio zibilari uko egin bazion ere, jarrera moderatua izan zuen altxamenduaren aurrean, baina preso hartu zuten Izualdiko garaian. Direktorioaren, Kontsulatuaren eta Inperioaren garaian Frantziako kristautasunaren alde jardun zuen, eta 1806. urtean Sain-Sulpiceko apaiztegia zabaltzeko baimena eskuratu zuen Napoleonengandik. Unibertsitateko kontseilaria (1808) eta Elizaren Kontseiluko kidea (1809) izan zen. Filosofia-liburuak idatzi zituen. (eu) Jacques-André Emery, S.S. (26 August 1732, Gex, Duchy of Savoy - 28 April 1811, Paris), France, was a French priest of the Society of Saint-Sulpice, who served as its Superior General during the French Revolution. (en) Jacques-André Émery (1732-1811) est un prêtre catholique français qui fut supérieur général des sulpiciens. Il fut incarcéré pendant la Révolution française, puis s'efforça de réconcilier l'Église et l'État. (fr) Жак-Андре Эмери (фр. Jacques-André Émery; 26 августа 1732, Жекс, департамент Эн, Франция — 28 апреля 1811, Париж) — французский писатель, католический священнослужитель. Генеральный настоятель ордена Сульпициане (1782—1811). С 1790 по 1802 год — исполнял обязанности Архиепископа Парижа вместо изгнанного в годы Великой Французской революции архиепископа Антуана Леклер де Жюинье. (ru)
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