Saint Bonfils

Saint Bonfils was a French Jesuit priest and missionary in the 17th century, known for his work in South Asia, particularly in India. He dedicated his life to education, healthcare, and spreading Christianity. Bonfils established schools and hospitals, aiming to improve local communities' well-being and support religious faith. His efforts helped bridge cultural gaps and provided essential services in regions where resources were scarce. Recognized for his compassion and commitment, Saint Bonfils is considered a significant figure in the history of Christian missionary work and social service in India.