The buildings of the Clarisses were taken over by the Protestant School of Theology. On 25 July 1523, fifteen inhabitants of Moissac, after they had made a pilgrimage to Compostela, grouped themselves into a confraternity "à l'honneur de Dieu, de Notre Dame et Monseigneur Saint Jacques". This confraternity, reorganized in 1615 by letters patent of Louis XIII, existed for many years. As late as 1830 "pilgrims" were still seen in the Moissac processions. In fact Moissac and Spain were long closely united; a monk of Moissac, Gerald of Braga, was Archbishop of Braga from 1095 to 1109. The principal pilgrimages of the diocese are: Notre Dame de Livron or de la Déliverance, visited by Blanche of Castile and Louis XIII; Notre Dame de Lorm, at Castelferrus, dating from the fifteenth century; Notre Dame de la Peyrouse, near Lafrançaise. Among the congregations of women found in the diocese in 1913 were: Sisters of Mercy, hospitallers and teachers, founded in 1804 (mother-house at Moissac); Sisters of the Guardian Angel, hospitallers and teachers, founded in 1839 at Quillan in the Diocese of Carcassonne by Father Gabriel Deshayes, Superior of the Daughters of Wisdom, whose mother-house was transferred to the château of La Molle, near Montauban in 1858. In 2017 the diocese of Montauban was host to the following religious communities of men: the Missions Etrangères de Paris, the Ermites de Saint-Bruno, the Pères Blancs, and the Foyer d' Amitié; and the following religious communities of women: the Carmelites Missionaires, the Dominicaines de la Présentation de la Sainte Vierge, the Dominicaines du Saint Nom de Jésus, the Congregation de la Sainte-Famille, the Soeurs de la Miséricorde, the Soeurs de l'Ange Gardien, the Ursulines de l'Union Romaine and the Communauté Marie Mère de l'Eglise. Bishops from 1317 to 1519 1317 : Bertrand (I) du Puy, O.S.B. 1317–1355 : Guillaume de Cardaillac 1355–1357 : Jacques (I) de Daux (Deaulx) 1357–1361 : Bertrand (II) de Cardaillac 1361–1368 : Arnaud Bernardi du Pouget (Administrator) 1368–1379 : Pierre (I) de Chalais 1380–1403 : Bertrand (III) Robert de Saint-Jal (Avignon Obedience) 1403–1404 : Géraud du Puy 1404–1424 : Raymond de Bar 1424–1425 : Gérard de Faidit 1425–1427 : Pierre de Cottines 1427–1445 : Bernard de la Roche Fontenilles, O.Min. 1446–1449 : Aymery de Roquemaurel 1450–1452 : Bernard de Rousergues 1452–1453 : Guillaume d'Estampes 1454–1470 : Jean de Batut de Montrosier 1470–1484 : Jean de Montalembert, O.S.B.Clun. 1484 : Georges de