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Mgr Narcisse Zéphirin Lorrain, D.D., Bishop
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| {…} The kind Bishop welcomed the Sisters, but since his diocese was a recent foundation, he did not know where he could place them! (R-2) (For further references on this event, see: Episode 9 of Centenary).
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Divine Providence awaited us elsewhere; we did not know it. (R-2)
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Mgr Émard of Valleyfield
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During her trip on the "Lake Champlain", on her way to Canada, Sr. St. Eugénie had met a highly respected Canadian, Mr. Emard, the Bishop of Valleyfield’s nephew, who promised her to contact his uncle, if needed {…} "Let them come," said the Bishop "they are welcome." They started off. While going through Montreal, they paid a visit to Doctor Ethier, who gave them a letter for his friend, the General Vicar. They headed for Valleyfield
with a hope-filled heart, but their dream soon collapsed. (R-2) |
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Divine Providence awaited us elsewhere; we did not know it.
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Monsignor, the Bishop of Chatham, New Brunswick |
| Fr. Albert, Capuchin, Pastor of Limoilou, had many acquaintances: he attempted a contact with Monsignor, the Bishop of Chatham, New Brunswick. (R-1) |
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Divine Providence awaited us elsewhere; we did not know it. |
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