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John Calvin’s Life

John Calvin was born on July 10, 1509 in Noyon, France to his parents, Gerard Cauvin and Jeanne LeFranc; he was a second-born son, between an older brother Charles and two younger brothers Antoine and Francois. His mother, whom he remembered for her piety, died when Calvin was only six years old. Gerard Cauvin remarried, and his second wife bore two daughters. Gerard had obtained bourgeois status in 1497 and served as a city magistrate in Noyon. Intending Calvin for the priesthood, his father made arrangements to fund his education through his connections with the bishop and diocesan chapter of Noyon. Consequently, in the spring of 1521, Charles de Hangest, bishop of Noyon, provided Calvin his first ecclesiastical benefice of a third share of the Chapel of La Gesine. A second benefice was added in 1527 providing revenues from Saint-Martin de Martheville.