List of ministers general of the Trinitarian Order
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This is a list of the ministers general of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity for the Redemption of the Captives.
Ministers General up to 1598
John de Matha, 1198 - 1213
John the Englishman, 1214 - 1217
William the Scot, 1217 - 1222
Roger of Champagne, 1223 - 1227
Michael the Spaniard, 1227 - 1230
Nicolas, 1231 - 1257
James of Flanders, 1257 - 1262
Alard, 1262 - 1272
Jean Boileau, 1272 - 1291
Pierre de Cuisy, 1291 - 1315
Bertraud, 1315 - 1324
Jean Brunet, 1324 - 1337
Thomas Loquet, 1337 - 1357
Pedro de Bourry, 1357 - 1373
Jean de La Marche, 1374 - 1392
Renaud de La Marche, 1392 - 1410
Thierry de Vareland, 1410 - 1413
Étienne Mesnil-Fouchard, 1414 - 1415
Pierre Chandoté, 1415 - 1420
Jean Halboud de Troyes, 1421 - 1439
Jean Thibaut, 1440 - 1460
Raul Duvivier, 1460 - 1472
Robert Gaguin, 1473 - 1501
Guy Musnier, 1502 - 1508
Nicholas Musnier, 1509 - 1545
Thierry Musnier, 1546 - 1568
Bernard of Metz or Dominici, 1570 - 1597
François Petit, 1598 - 1612
Ministers General of the Calced Trinitarians
Louis Petit, 1612 - 1652
Claude Ralle, 1652 - 1654
Pierre Mercier, 1655 - 1683
For France
Eustache Teissier, 1686 - 1693 Not confirmed by Innocent XI
Grégoire de la Forge, 1693 - 1704
For the provinces outside France
Antonio Pegueroles, 1688 - 1696
José of Toledo, 1696 - 1700
For the entire Order
Grégoire de La Forge, 1704 - 1706
Claude Massac, 1706 - 1716 and 1716 - 1748
Guillaume Lefèvre, 1749 - 1764
François Pichault, 1765 - 1780
Pierre Chauvier, 1781 - 1792
Vacancy (1792-1805)
Silvestre Calvo, 1805 - 1813
Blas Sánchez, 1814 - 1824 (Vicar General)
Pablo Hernández, 1825 - 1826
Francisco Javier León, 1826 - 1831 (Vicar General)
Francisco Martí, 1831 - 1853
Segismundo Casas, 1853 - 05/11/1855 (Apostolic Commmissary)
Antonio Martín Bienes, 1856 - 1894 (Apostolic Commissary)
Ministers General of the Discalced Trinitarians
Gabriel of the Assumption, 1631 - 1632
Francisco of the Cross, 1632
Isidoro of the St. John, 1632-1635 (Vicar General) 1635 - 1641 (Minister General)
Diego of Jesus, 1641 - 1647
Martín of the Assumption, 1647 - 1653
Gaspar of Jesus, 06/05/1653 - 1656
Diego of the Mother of God, 1656
Leandro of the Bl. Sacrament, 1656 - 1662
Francisco of the St. Julian, 1662 - 1663
Pedro of the Ascension, 1663 (Vicar General) 1665 - 1671 (Minister General)
Antonio of the Conception, 1671 - 1677
Antonio of the Holy Spirit, 1677 - 1678
Miguel of the Jesus and Mary, 1678 - 1680 (Vicar General)
Antonio of the Conception, 1680 - 1685
Pedro of the St. Michael, 1685 - 1686 (Vicar General) 1686 - 1692 (Minister General)
Rafael of St. John, 1692 - 1693
Juan of St. Anthony, 1693 - 1695 (Vicar General) 1695 - 1701 (Minister General)
Juan of St. Athanasius, 1701 - 1707
Juan of St. Paul, 1707 - 1716
Alejandro of the Conception, 1716 - 1739
Miguel of St.
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