Fondée en 1816, à Aix-en- Province,France Par L'abée Cherles Joseph Eugene de Mazanod, qui devint par la suite, Eveque de Marseille;l'objectif originel de la communauté est de rechristianiser les campagne de France désafectées du catholisisme depuis la révolution française.
Ils ont étés la congregation religieuse catholique dominante dans le nords ouest du Canada. Ils avaient un rapport avec les Métis. Ils ont jouer aussi le role fondamental dans l'établissement de soin de santé et desd réseaux d'aide social
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1.Les oblats de Marie Immaculée dans l'Ouest et Le Nord du Canada,1845-1967. Ecrit par Donat Levasseur,O.M.I
2.Histoire des Oblats de Marie Immaculée
3.Bulletin(Projet d'histoire des Oblats de L'Ouest canadien)
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Contribution social dans l'ouest canadien
Communauté religieuse de père et de frères missionnaires
Les Oblats de Marie Immaculée
Les Oblats dans l'Ouest Canadien
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Les oblats de Marie Immaculée
Vital-Justin Grandin
Grandin Vital-Justin est né à Saint-Pierre-Lacour[aujourd'hui Saint-Sur Orthe] (mayenne),France,Le 28 février1829,de Jean Grandin, Hotelier et cultivateur, et de Marie Viellard; décedé à Saint Albert, Alberta, le 3 juin 1902.
Vital était enore tout jeune lorsque sa famille s'établit à Aron et il fut placé au petit seminaire de Mans en 1850,puis apres un pref essai au séminaire des Missions Etrangers De Paris (1851), il entra au noviciatde Notre Dame de l'Osier le 28 décembre 1851 et fit profession perpetuelle le 1 janvier 1853.Il fut aussi ordonné pretre é Marseille, le 23 avril1854,par Mgr. Charles-Joseph de Mazenod, fondateur des Oblats.
En 1869, il s'établit à Saint Albert et travailla surtout aupres des Cris et des Pieds-Noirs.L'eveque fut vicaire des missions [Provincial]1868-1897 et premier eveque de Saint- Albert,le 22 septembre1871.
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Venerable Mgr. Grandin,(1829-1902),une figure carismatique
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Rédion du centre
Vital était enore tout jeune lorsque sa famille s'établit à Aron et il fut placé au petit seminaire de Mans en 1850,puis apres un pref essai au séminaire des Missions Etrangers De Paris (1851), il entra au noviciatde Notre Dame de l'Osier le 28 décembre 1851 et fit profession perpetuelle le 1 janvier 1853.Il fut aussi ordonné pretre é Marseille, le 23 avril1854,par Mgr. Charles-Joseph de Mazenod, fondateur des Oblats.
En 1869, il s'établit à Saint Albert et travailla surtout aupres des Cris et des Pieds-Noirs.L'eveque fut vicaire des missions [Provincial]1868-1897 et premier eveque de Saint- Albert,le 22 septembre1871.
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Bibliographie
Venerable Mgr. Grandin,(1829-1902),une figure carismatique
Canadiana DiscoveryPortal
Rédion du centre
Monseigneur ALEXANDRE TACHÉ (1823-1894)
Mgr Alexandre-Antonin Taché appartenait à l'une des familles les plus distinguées de notre pays. Son père, Charles Taché, officier militaire, était le frère d'Etienne-Pascal Taché, ancien premier ministre au temps des Canadas-Unis. Son frère aîné, Joseph-Charles Taché, écrivain et homme politique, est l'auteur de Forestiers et Voyageurs. Les Taché sont établis au Canada depuis 1730. Par sa mère, Louise-Henriette de la Broquerie, le futur archevêque descendait, à la cinquième génération, de Pierre Boucher de Boucherville, gouverneur de Trois-Rivières, dont l'une des filles, mariée à Gauthier de Varennes, fut la mère de La Vérendrye, le découvreur de l'Ouest en 1731. Alexandre-Antonin naquit à Rivière-du-Loup (Témiscouata) le 23 juillet 1823. Mais, son père étant mort en 1826, il fut élevé et reçût sa première éducation à Boucherville, au manoir de la Broquerie, où sa mère s'était fixée. Femme exceptionnellement douée et cultivée, Madame Taché forma ses enfants avec une remarquable distinction. Monseigneur se félicita toute sa vie, comme d'une grâce de choix, d'avoir eu une si bonne mère.
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L'Encyclopedie de l'histoire du Quebec/The quebec History Encyclopedie
Mgr. Taché Oblats de Maries Immaculée, héro de l'Ouest canadien
Alexandre-Antonin Taché(1823-1894)
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Legal (Morinville book)
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p.7 NOT Contains no information relative to the black robe or the oblates. It is an introduction to the entire book. There is no comment under the picture but the image seems to show an oblate in black robes.
p.38 REF (Métis, Father Lacombe) Does not refer to Bishop Legal. Speaks of the community and the clergy's efforts to establish a judiciary system.
p.52 NOT (Hockey, Edmonton) Speaks of Joseph Benoit's family and his son Joseph's hockey playing. Also speaks of Pascal Savard's family.
p.69 REF (Métis, Bishop Grandin, Edmonton) Speaks of land surveys to free up more land in the St. Albert and Edmonton region. Also speaks of government selling land at a very low price to the St. Albert region Métis and land speculators convincing many of them to sell their land to them at a lower price than the land value.
p.87 REF (Métis, Bishop Grandin) Speaks of the relationship between the mission and the locals. Bishop Grandin condemns the excessive consumption of alcohol by the local Métis. The page also speaks of the causes and the effects of the 1885 northwest rebellion and its consequences on St. Albert.
p.104 REF (Métis, Bishop Legal) Speaks of the end of Georges Gagnon's life. He received the Last Sacraments from Bishop Legal in autumn 1912.
p.132 REF (Father Lacombe, Bishop Grandin, Abbé Jean-Baptiste Morin) Speaks of Father Lacombe and Bishop Legal's efforts to encourage more French Canadian from Québec to settle in the St. Albert region in 1891. Describes the first group of settlers who arrived because of the clergy's efforts. Speaks of immigration to St. Alberta around 1891.
p.135 NOT Includes details of the St. Albert region's economy at the end of the XIX century and at the beginning of the XX century.
p.149 INFO (Bishop Grandin, Bishop Legal) Two short paragraphs about Bishop Grandin's passing away and the replacement of his role by Bishop Legal in 1902.
p.159 NOT (Métis) Details the two principal candidates to the St. Albert mayor election of 1898. Frédéric Villeneuve represented the Francophones and Dan Malone was a Francophone with British origins. Both promised to help the Métis with their unresolved land issues but the Métis mostly supported Villeneuve. It also speaks of St. Albert's evolving legal status in the North-West Territories during the 1890's.
p.168 REF (Father Mérèr Leduc, Bishop Grandin) Speaks of the John Perrault family and how Edouard Perrault, his son, served Mass on many occasions in the 1900's and the 1910's because he lived right next to the Youville Convent.
p.188 NOT Speaks of Micheal Hogan, St. Albert's mayor from 1919 to 1943, his family and a bit about Edward Hogan, his brother.
p.202 NOT Speaks of the Morasse family and of Joseph Bellerive.
p.204 NOT Speaks some more about Joseph Bellerive and his family. There is a reference to the local priest who threatened anyone who danced at the new dancehall of excommunication. To counter this Joseph Bellerive moved some furniture and invited everyone to dance at his house.
p.222 REF (Father Mérèr Leduc, Bishop Legal) Speaks of Jos Bourgeois' death in 1905 and his funeral which was attended by Father Leduc, Father Philippot, and Bishop Legal. Also speaks of the consequences of his death and his son, Joseph Bourgeois', founding of a family in St. Albert afterwards.
p.247 NOT Rapidly describes the lives of Antoine Ratelle and Donald John McMillan.
P.249 INFO (Bishop Legal) Talks about the naming and building of a church and cemetery in Villeneuve. Bishop Legal named the church and selected the church and the cemetery's grounds.
p.255 REF (Bishop Legal) Every New Year's day, Bishop Legal gave every child a bag of candy. It is a biography of the Henry Michelot family and Ferdinand Antoine Michelot.
p.258 NOT It is a biography of the Marois family and the Boulay family.
p.263 NOT It is a biography of Euclide Hébert's early life.
p.266 NOT It is a biography of Euclide Hébert's life.
p.269 NOT It is a biography of Euclide Hébert's life. There is also the start of Louis Comeau's biography.
p.273 NOT Talks about Emile Lema and Henry Lema's family.
p.296 NOT Talks about Adelard Ouimet and Joe Ouimet's family.
p.315 REF (Bishop Legal) Talks about the St. Albert bridge's condition in 1905. Bishop Legal and most residents did not want the bridge to be moved if it was rebuilt. Thats all that it says about Bishop Legal.
p.318 NOT (Railroad) Talks about the bridge some more and about the railway from Edmonton to St. Albert in the 1910's.
p.327 INFO (Bishop Legal) Important details about Bishop Legal's contributions to St. Albert.
p.332 NOT (Father Leduc, Father Lacombe, Grey Nuns) Talks about a few celebrations regarding years of service of Father Leduc and of western presence of the Grey Nuns. Does not mention Bishop Legal.
p.335 NOT Talks about some organizations that formed in St. Albert in the 1900's and the 1910's.
p.338 REF (Father Lacombe, Father Leduc, Father Henri Grandin, Bishop Legal) Very relevant pictures. Talks about a C.N.R. employees' picnic which was celebrated by all of St. Albert including prominent members of the clergy.
p.340 NOT Talks about federal representation of the St. Albert region.
p.349 NOT Biography of the Walter Lewis Veness family.
p.354 NOT Joseph Antonio Arnois' biography. Maurice and Delphina Lamer's family.
p.363 NOT Joseph Arcand and his family's biography.
p.374 NOT It is a biography of Joseph M. Dalton and Matilda Gagnon's family and of Rene and Eugenie Victoor.
p.379 NOT Biography of the Van De Walleand the Rosaire Hébert families.
p.383 NOT Biography of Adolph Fielhaber.
p.384 NOT It is a biography the Kremer family.
p.406 NOT It is a biography of the Bellerose family.
p.411 REF (Father Lacombe) Speaks of prohibition in the 1910's and it's effect on business.
p.432 NOT It is a biography of Maurice Cassidy.
p.433 NOT It is a biography of Maurice Cassidy and of James Vital Maloney.
p.448 NOT It is a biography of the Curial and the Lorne Atkins families.
p.450 NOT It is a biography of the Lorne Atkins family.
p.479 NOT It speaks of St. Albert's financial situation in the 1930's.
p.500 NOT It is a biography of Marie Wolniewicz and Wilfred Poirier.
p.502 NOT It is a biography of the Bocock family.
p.505 NOT It is a biography of Octave Senechal.
p.506 NOT It is a biography Hector and Catherine Lamer.
p.511 NOT It is a biography of Joseph and Angelina Gaulin. It is also the start of Eugène Maheux's family's story.
p.527 NOT It is a biography of the the Edward Van Lersberghe and J.C. Fresno and Gladys K. Blowey
families.
p.528 NOT It is a biography of J.C. Fresno and Gladys K. Blowey family and of Benoit Van Hecke.
p.531 NOT It is a biography of Clara and Jean Baptiste Dolhagaray.
p.546 NOT It is an autobiography by Stan George.
p.569 NOT It is a biography of Charles C. Dixon.
p.574 NOT It is a biography of Arsène Pelletier.
p.576 NOT It is a biography of Arsème Pelletier and of the Albert and Juliette Lema family.
p.578 NOT It is a biography of the Alexis Ouimet family and of George Clock.
p.590 NOT It is a biography of the Ed Lavoie family.
p.607 NOT It is the Jim and Marguerite Klak.
p.620 NOT It is the biography Hector and Aline Setaert family and Tony Brandle.
p.624 NOT It is the biography of Willie and Ruth Ouimet and four generations of Henrys.
p.646 NOT It is a biography of Victor Régimbald and of the George and Rose Lee family.
p.656 NOT It is a biography of Edmund Arcand and Benoit Morin.
p.657 NOT It is a biography of Benoit Morin and Carl Sommers.
p.664 NOT It talks about public works and utilities.
p.669 NOT It talks about health and education.
p.703 NOT It talks about health and the Sturgeon General Hospital.
p.716 NOT It talks about Alberta's 75th annioversary celebrations in St. Albert in 1980.
p.729 NOT It talks about the naming and opening of the William D. Cuts school, Albert Lacombe school, and Neil M. Ross school.
p.748 REF It is the index of the book. It says at what pages Bishop Legal is mentioned.
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p.7 NOT Contains no information relative to the black robe or the oblates. It is an introduction to the entire book. There is no comment under the picture but the image seems to show an oblate in black robes.
p.38 REF (Métis, Father Lacombe) Does not refer to Bishop Legal. Speaks of the community and the clergy's efforts to establish a judiciary system.
p.52 NOT (Hockey, Edmonton) Speaks of Joseph Benoit's family and his son Joseph's hockey playing. Also speaks of Pascal Savard's family.
p.69 REF (Métis, Bishop Grandin, Edmonton) Speaks of land surveys to free up more land in the St. Albert and Edmonton region. Also speaks of government selling land at a very low price to the St. Albert region Métis and land speculators convincing many of them to sell their land to them at a lower price than the land value.
p.87 REF (Métis, Bishop Grandin) Speaks of the relationship between the mission and the locals. Bishop Grandin condemns the excessive consumption of alcohol by the local Métis. The page also speaks of the causes and the effects of the 1885 northwest rebellion and its consequences on St. Albert.
p.104 REF (Métis, Bishop Legal) Speaks of the end of Georges Gagnon's life. He received the Last Sacraments from Bishop Legal in autumn 1912.
p.132 REF (Father Lacombe, Bishop Grandin, Abbé Jean-Baptiste Morin) Speaks of Father Lacombe and Bishop Legal's efforts to encourage more French Canadian from Québec to settle in the St. Albert region in 1891. Describes the first group of settlers who arrived because of the clergy's efforts. Speaks of immigration to St. Alberta around 1891.
p.135 NOT Includes details of the St. Albert region's economy at the end of the XIX century and at the beginning of the XX century.
p.149 INFO (Bishop Grandin, Bishop Legal) Two short paragraphs about Bishop Grandin's passing away and the replacement of his role by Bishop Legal in 1902.
p.159 NOT (Métis) Details the two principal candidates to the St. Albert mayor election of 1898. Frédéric Villeneuve represented the Francophones and Dan Malone was a Francophone with British origins. Both promised to help the Métis with their unresolved land issues but the Métis mostly supported Villeneuve. It also speaks of St. Albert's evolving legal status in the North-West Territories during the 1890's.
p.168 REF (Father Mérèr Leduc, Bishop Grandin) Speaks of the John Perrault family and how Edouard Perrault, his son, served Mass on many occasions in the 1900's and the 1910's because he lived right next to the Youville Convent.
p.188 NOT Speaks of Micheal Hogan, St. Albert's mayor from 1919 to 1943, his family and a bit about Edward Hogan, his brother.
p.202 NOT Speaks of the Morasse family and of Joseph Bellerive.
p.204 NOT Speaks some more about Joseph Bellerive and his family. There is a reference to the local priest who threatened anyone who danced at the new dancehall of excommunication. To counter this Joseph Bellerive moved some furniture and invited everyone to dance at his house.
p.222 REF (Father Mérèr Leduc, Bishop Legal) Speaks of Jos Bourgeois' death in 1905 and his funeral which was attended by Father Leduc, Father Philippot, and Bishop Legal. Also speaks of the consequences of his death and his son, Joseph Bourgeois', founding of a family in St. Albert afterwards.
p.247 NOT Rapidly describes the lives of Antoine Ratelle and Donald John McMillan.
P.249 INFO (Bishop Legal) Talks about the naming and building of a church and cemetery in Villeneuve. Bishop Legal named the church and selected the church and the cemetery's grounds.
p.255 REF (Bishop Legal) Every New Year's day, Bishop Legal gave every child a bag of candy. It is a biography of the Henry Michelot family and Ferdinand Antoine Michelot.
p.258 NOT It is a biography of the Marois family and the Boulay family.
p.263 NOT It is a biography of Euclide Hébert's early life.
p.266 NOT It is a biography of Euclide Hébert's life.
p.269 NOT It is a biography of Euclide Hébert's life. There is also the start of Louis Comeau's biography.
p.273 NOT Talks about Emile Lema and Henry Lema's family.
p.296 NOT Talks about Adelard Ouimet and Joe Ouimet's family.
p.315 REF (Bishop Legal) Talks about the St. Albert bridge's condition in 1905. Bishop Legal and most residents did not want the bridge to be moved if it was rebuilt. Thats all that it says about Bishop Legal.
p.318 NOT (Railroad) Talks about the bridge some more and about the railway from Edmonton to St. Albert in the 1910's.
p.327 INFO (Bishop Legal) Important details about Bishop Legal's contributions to St. Albert.
p.332 NOT (Father Leduc, Father Lacombe, Grey Nuns) Talks about a few celebrations regarding years of service of Father Leduc and of western presence of the Grey Nuns. Does not mention Bishop Legal.
p.335 NOT Talks about some organizations that formed in St. Albert in the 1900's and the 1910's.
p.338 REF (Father Lacombe, Father Leduc, Father Henri Grandin, Bishop Legal) Very relevant pictures. Talks about a C.N.R. employees' picnic which was celebrated by all of St. Albert including prominent members of the clergy.
p.340 NOT Talks about federal representation of the St. Albert region.
p.349 NOT Biography of the Walter Lewis Veness family.
p.354 NOT Joseph Antonio Arnois' biography. Maurice and Delphina Lamer's family.
p.363 NOT Joseph Arcand and his family's biography.
p.374 NOT It is a biography of Joseph M. Dalton and Matilda Gagnon's family and of Rene and Eugenie Victoor.
p.379 NOT Biography of the Van De Walleand the Rosaire Hébert families.
p.383 NOT Biography of Adolph Fielhaber.
p.384 NOT It is a biography the Kremer family.
p.406 NOT It is a biography of the Bellerose family.
p.411 REF (Father Lacombe) Speaks of prohibition in the 1910's and it's effect on business.
p.432 NOT It is a biography of Maurice Cassidy.
p.433 NOT It is a biography of Maurice Cassidy and of James Vital Maloney.
p.448 NOT It is a biography of the Curial and the Lorne Atkins families.
p.450 NOT It is a biography of the Lorne Atkins family.
p.479 NOT It speaks of St. Albert's financial situation in the 1930's.
p.500 NOT It is a biography of Marie Wolniewicz and Wilfred Poirier.
p.502 NOT It is a biography of the Bocock family.
p.505 NOT It is a biography of Octave Senechal.
p.506 NOT It is a biography Hector and Catherine Lamer.
p.511 NOT It is a biography of Joseph and Angelina Gaulin. It is also the start of Eugène Maheux's family's story.
p.527 NOT It is a biography of the the Edward Van Lersberghe and J.C. Fresno and Gladys K. Blowey
families.
p.528 NOT It is a biography of J.C. Fresno and Gladys K. Blowey family and of Benoit Van Hecke.
p.531 NOT It is a biography of Clara and Jean Baptiste Dolhagaray.
p.546 NOT It is an autobiography by Stan George.
p.569 NOT It is a biography of Charles C. Dixon.
p.574 NOT It is a biography of Arsène Pelletier.
p.576 NOT It is a biography of Arsème Pelletier and of the Albert and Juliette Lema family.
p.578 NOT It is a biography of the Alexis Ouimet family and of George Clock.
p.590 NOT It is a biography of the Ed Lavoie family.
p.607 NOT It is the Jim and Marguerite Klak.
p.620 NOT It is the biography Hector and Aline Setaert family and Tony Brandle.
p.624 NOT It is the biography of Willie and Ruth Ouimet and four generations of Henrys.
p.646 NOT It is a biography of Victor Régimbald and of the George and Rose Lee family.
p.656 NOT It is a biography of Edmund Arcand and Benoit Morin.
p.657 NOT It is a biography of Benoit Morin and Carl Sommers.
p.664 NOT It talks about public works and utilities.
p.669 NOT It talks about health and education.
p.703 NOT It talks about health and the Sturgeon General Hospital.
p.716 NOT It talks about Alberta's 75th annioversary celebrations in St. Albert in 1980.
p.729 NOT It talks about the naming and opening of the William D. Cuts school, Albert Lacombe school, and Neil M. Ross school.
p.748 REF It is the index of the book. It says at what pages Bishop Legal is mentioned.