Note 1086 — Chapter IV · : DOCTRINES THAT OWE THEIR INSPIRATION TO CHRISTIANITY
R. (Robert) Richards translation
This group found its earliest recruits among the young pastors who ministered in the great industrial towns (M. Wilfred Monod at Rouen and M. Gounelle at Roubaix, for example), and thus found itself in close touch with poverty, suffering, and discontent. But several laymen have also joined it, among them being a son of the economist who was regarded as the doyen of the Liberal school—Frédéric Passy.
The Christian Socialist group publishes a journal of its own, entitled L’Espoir du Monde.