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LES CISTERCIENS REFORMES [1 record]

Record 1 2008-07-07

English

Subject field(s)
  • National Bodies and Committees (Canadian)
  • Religion (General)
OBS

Incorporated, 1897, c. 95.

OBS

For a certain number of years, there existed at St. Norbert, Province of Manitoba, a certain number of men associated together in a religious association called Les Cisterciens réformés, and commonly known as Trappists. The said men, by their petition, prayed that Les Cisterciens réformés should be incorporated: Reverend Fathers Jean-Baptiste Gaudin, Marie-Louis de Bourmont, Marie-Paul Pelletier, Marie-Pie Barriquant, Marie-Joseph Levardois. Their prayer was granted and resulted in the enactment of An Act to incorporate "Les Cisterciens Réformés", assented to Febuary 26, 1908.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Organismes et comités nationaux canadiens
  • Religion (Généralités)
OBS

Loi constitutive, 1897, ch. 95.

OBS

Il existe depuis un certain nombre d'années, à Saint-Norbert, au Manitoba, une association d'hommes religieux appelée «Les Cisterciens réformés», connue sous le nom de Trappistes. Les Révérends Pères Jean-Baptiste Gaudin, Marie-Louis de Boumont, Marie-Paul Pelletier, Marie-Pie Barriquant et Marie-Joseph Levardois ont demandé la constitution en corporation de l'association. Leur demande a été reçue et il en a résulté l'adoption de la loi intitulée «An Act to incorporate «Les Cisterciens réformés» sanctionnée le 26 février 1908.

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