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Jansensism was a somewhat conservative and restrictive religious sect within Roman Catholicism. It originated in the Netherlands ( as did the Huguenot movement) but spread to France. Needless to say it no longer exists. The Jansenists taking the ( Lord I am not worthy) hymn-lyric literally, tended to discourage frequent use of the sacraments by laymen. They were pretty conservative and tended somewhat towards a predestination angle also. look them up! Blaise Pascal, the scientist and mathematician , belonged to this sect.
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