|
|
A Glance at our Heritage
January
2 |
1890 |
Death of our foundress, Blessed Marie Anne Blondin. |
6 |
1903 |
Approval of our Constitutions by His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. |
7 |
1890 |
First funeral in Saint Anne’s sanctuary : that of Mother Marie-Anne. |
8 |
1965 |
Arrival of the first daughters of Mother Marie Anne in Chile. |
February
13 |
1875 |
Approbation of the Constitutions by Bishop Bourget. |
19 |
1861 |
Mother Marie Jeanne de Chantal signed the deed for the Simpson Manor ($8,000). |
23 |
1894 |
Five sisters pronounced their vows as coadjutrices (lay sisters) in the Community. |
March
1 |
1949 |
Mother Marie Leopoldine, general superior, received the "Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice" gold cross. |
10 |
1857 |
Bishop Bourget went to Vaudreuil to put a last touch to the Constitutions drawn up in 1851. |
14 |
1863 |
Rome conferred the decree of praise on our Institute. |
16 |
1955 |
Official opening of the diocesan information process at the cardinal’s residence in Montreal. |
19 |
1984 |
Distribution of the revised Constitutions and Rules. |
20 |
1851 |
The Bishop arrived in Vaudreuil to write the Holy Rules. |
25 |
1857 |
Change of costume – each sister submitted to an investiture. |
April
4 |
1869 |
Fourteen professed sisters and the white-veiled novices
made a thirty-day retreat. |
8 |
1858 |
The first four missionaries left Saint Jacques to go West. |
10 |
1883 |
Sale of the "cradle of the community" in Vaudreuil for $3,000. |
18 |
1809 |
Esther Sureau dit Blondin was born in Terrebonne. |
27 |
1896 |
The first four provinces were erected in the community. |
29 |
1888 |
The chapel and Simpson Manor were demolished. |
29 |
2001 |
Pope John Paul II proclaimed our Venerable Mother Marie Anne Blondin: "Blessed". |
May
1 |
1861 |
Arrival of the Sisters of Saint Anne in Lachine. |
2 |
1884 |
Approval of our Institute by His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. |
4 |
1861 |
Liturgical blessing of the residence of the Sisters in Lachine. |
16 |
1945 |
Seal placed on the skeletal remains of Mother Marie Anne at the Motherhouse, Lachine. |
21 |
1866 |
Baptism of Mary Smith, first convert of the Sisters of Saint Anne in Lachine. |
24 |
1849 |
Bishop Bourget’s first visit to the little community in Vaudreuil. |
June
5 |
1858 |
The first missionaries arrived at Vancouver after a two-month journey. |
8 |
1885 |
Death of Bishop Bourget, Bishop of Montreal. |
10 |
1894 |
Healing of Anne Paquin during the triduum for the installation of the relic of Good Saint Anne at the Lachine sanctuary. |
20 |
1855 |
Mother Marie Anne vowed to recite daily the Office of the Immaculate Conception and to wear of the medal of the Virgin. |
21 |
1938 |
Henceforth, Mount Saint Anne was to be called the Motherhouse and the building on Saint Joseph Street, the Convent. |
25 |
1876 |
Solemn inauguration of Saint Joseph Hospital in Victoria. |
July
12 |
1888 |
The Daughters of Saint Anne title was changed to that of Sisters of Saint Anne. |
16 |
1903 |
The modified text of the decree of approval of the Constitutions came back from Rome. |
19 |
1853 |
Death of Mrs. Fournier, recluse at our Vaudreuil convent. |
20 |
1924 |
Blessing of the cemetery Calvary at the Lachine convent. |
22 |
1900 |
Death of the pastor, Father Piché, during the fiftieth anniversary celebrations of the Community. |
23 |
1907 |
Blessing of the cornerstone of Mount Saint Anne. |
26 |
1888 |
Blessing of the cornerstone of Saint Anne’s sanctuary in Lachine. |
31 |
1937 |
Blessing of the cornerstone of our general infirmary in Lachine. |
August
1 |
1849 |
First death in the Community : Emilie Forté a candidate who entered July 27. |
3 |
1860 |
First general chapter of the Community. |
5 |
1855 |
Mother Marie Anne promised to recite daily the little Office of Saint Anne. |
6 |
1849 |
Opening of the retreat preached by Monsignor J.C. Prince for the first investiture. |
15 |
1849 |
Nine postulants, including Esther Blondin, received the Holy Habit. Esther received the name of Sister Marie Anne. |
19 |
1950 |
Permission was granted by Archbishop Paul Emile Léger to introduce the Cause of Mother Marie Anne in Rome. |
22 |
1853 |
Departure of theVaudreuil community for Saint Jacques. |
29 |
1961 |
Education congress in Lachine : "Le sens de Dieu". |
September
1 |
1864 |
The general administration was established at the Simpson Manor in Lachine. |
3 |
1851 |
Three sisters founded Saint Geneviève, second house of the Institute. |
4 |
1969 |
Arrival of the daughters of Mother Marie Anne in Cameroon, Africa. |
8 |
1850 |
In Vaudreuil, profession of the first five Sisters of Saint Anne. |
10 |
1872 |
Mother Marie Anne was elected to the office of General Assistant. |
13 |
1848 |
The novitiate officially opened its doors for the admission of seven candidates. |
15 |
1848 |
Christine Blondin signed her contract as teacher of girls in the village of Vaudreuil. |
17 |
1850 |
The pastor, Father Paul-Loup Archambault, paid the Intitute’s
debt, a sum of about £1481 (pounds) and 4d (sols). |
18 |
1944 |
The daughters of Mother Marie Anne left for Saint Louis du Sud, in Haïti, to establish the first mission in Haiti. |
24 |
1867 |
Daughters of Mother Marie Anne arrived in Oswego, N.Y., first house in the United States. |
October
1 |
1853 |
The Daughters of Saint Anne began teaching in Saint Jacques.
|
2 |
1891 |
Nine aspirants were admitted to the postulate of lay-sisters. |
6 |
1934 |
The departure from Victoria of our first missionaries to Japan. |
17 |
1864 |
Arrival of Mother Marie Anne in Lachine. Transfer of the Motherhouse to Lachine. |
20 |
1926 |
Decree abolishing the status of sisters known as lay-sisters. |
22 |
1876 |
Celebration in Lachine of Bishop Bourget’s sacerdotal jubilee. |
29 |
1929 |
Blessing of the cemetery at Mount Saint Anne. |
November
2 |
1854 |
Arrival of Mother Marie Anne at Saint Geneviève as directress. |
20 |
1944 |
Death in Les Cayes of Sister Marie Antonio, founding superior in Haïti. |
23 |
1902 |
Installation of the first printing shop at Lachine. |
December
2 |
1943 |
Homecoming of five sisters interned at Camp Sumire, Tokyo. |
9 |
1872 |
Father Nazaire Piché, pastor of Lachine, had 100 copies of the Rules printed and gave them to the Community on the feast of Saint Eulalie, patronal feast of the general superior. |
15 |
1964 |
Approval of the writings of Mother Marie Anne by the Sacred Congregation of Rites. |
17 |
1881 |
Father Brassard, former pastor of Vaudreuil, bequeathed by will the "cradle" of the community to the Sisters of Saint Anne. |
25 |
1889 |
Inauguration of the Sanctuary of Saint Anne in Lachine. |
29 |
1904 |
Distribution of the Constitutions of 1903. |
31 |
1927 |
Distribution of the Constitutions revised according to Canon Law. |
|
|