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1. www.dlsfootsteps.org › 16621662 – In the Footsteps of De La Salle

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   Age: 10 March 11, 1662 In a ceremony held in the Archbishop's chapel, De La Salle receives the symbolic tonsure (cutting part of his hair) indicating his interest in, and direction towards, the priesthood. Guide Book + Q&A.

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   Rejoignez-nous dès 17h pour profiter de l'ambiance conviviale, de la bonne musique et, bien sûr, de nos bières. Mercredi Saulté avec André Picard We’re going ahead with our 2nd Mercredi Saulté featuring André Picard, our resident musician for a few more weeks still! A laid-back musical 5 à 7 with surprises in store!

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     Ryan Meili talks "A Healthy Future" with André Picard

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4. funeraweb.tv › beloved › 158147André Picard (prêtre) - Les Jardins du Souvenir

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   André Picard (prêtre) 1943 - 2024 ... Mes sympathies à la famille et aux amis proches d'André. Sincère amitié, Clément Charlebois ... 65, rue de l'Amitié ...

5. www.dlsfootsteps.org › timelineTimeline – In the Footsteps of De La Salle

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   Apr 10, 2018 · Age: 64. November 1, 1715. De La Salle leaves Paris to live at Saint Yon in Rouen, where he continues his work on his Meditations, teaches prayer to the novices, and works with the most serious prison cases. Read About Location.

6. www.illinoiscolony.org › stationed-at-le-rocherStationed at Le Rocher - FICAS

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   Fort St. Louis was constructed on the summit of Le Rocher (known today as Starved Rock) during the winter of 1682-83, by men working under the authority of French explorer Robert Cavelier - also known as “La Salle.”

7. www.lavoixdunord.fr › 1518791 › articleLe Festival de la création s’installe pour deux jours à Pihem

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   15 hours ago · Le Festival de la création s’installe pour deux jours à Pihem. Au fil des arts organise un salon dédié à toutes les créations, samedi 2 et dimanche 3 novembre à la salle André-Delobel ...

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   Where did de la Salle Live?

   • De La Salle leaves Paris to live at Saint Yon in Rouen, where he continues his work on his Meditations, teaches prayer to the novices, and works with the most serious prison cases. The 2nd General Assembly (called General Chapter today) begins, with 16 Directors representing 102 Brothers.

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   Who ordained de la Salle?

   • De La Salle is ordained as a deacon in the chapel of the Archbishop of Reims by the bishop of Bethlehem, François de Batailler, who was delegated to do so by the archbishop of Paris. Obtains his Licentiate in Theology from the University of Reims, along with four others. The poster announcing the event was discovered in 1908.

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   Where does de la Salle go to school?

   • After some years of private tutoring at home, De La Salle begins his formal schooling at the College des Bons Enfants. He enters at the third level. In a ceremony held in the Archbishop’s chapel, De La Salle receives the symbolic tonsure (cutting part of his hair) indicating his interest in, and direction towards, the priesthood.

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   What does de la Salle do in Reims?

   • De La Salle brings together the 7-8 principal Brothers for a retreat in Reims, at the end of which, on June 9, they pronounce the vow of obedience for three years, renewed annually. De La Salle and the Brothers walk on pilgrimage for eight hours to Notre-Dame de Liesse, a town near Laon.

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   How does de la Salle school work?

   • The school is run, and its teachers are superviseda by Adrien Nyel. Teachers hired by Adrien Nyel move into a house that was rented by DLS for 18 months. It is located near his own house. Meals are brought to the teachers daily from DLS’s home. De La Salle receives his Doctorate in Theology from the University of Reims.

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   Where did de la Salle and his teachers live in Reims?

   • De La Salle and his teachers move into a rented house on the Rue Neuve, facing the convent of Sainte-Claire and located in the poorer section of Reims. This house becomes “the cradle of the Institute.” The teachers ask De La Salle to be their confessor and adopt community prayer practices.

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9. www.theglobeandmail.com › opinion › article-how-willHow will the pandemic end? Not with a moment of triumph we’ll ...

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   Jan 2, 2021 · André Picard is a health columnist for The Globe and Mail. His new book Neglected No More: The Urgent Need to Improve the Lives of Canada’s Elders in the Wake of a Pandemic will be published in...