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Introduction
Part 1: 1845 to 1876, the beginnings at the time of Mother Élisabeth Bruyère
Some information about Sister Élisabeth Bruyère and her foundation companions
Sister Élisabeth Bruyère
Sister Éléonore Thibodeau
Sister Rodriguez
Sister Saint-Joseph
Élisabeth Devlin, postulant
Mary Jones, aspirant
A – Axis: The care of the poor, in line with the Youvillian charism
1 - Social Services : Assistance to those in need
1.1 – Care for the poor in general
a) Home visits to the poor
b) Visits to the emigrants
c) Visits to prisoners
d) The repentant girls
e) Soup kitchen
1.2 - The Orphans
a) Orphans and abandoned children from 1845 to 1865
i) Abandoned children
ii) The orphans
iii) Irish orphans
iv) Statistics
b) St. Joseph Orphanage
Obituary notice for Sister Raizenne
Sister Brassard
Sister Angélique
Sister Saint Cécile
Sister Saint Aurélie
Sister Saint Rémi
Sister Saint Victoire
c) St. Patrick Orphanage
Obituary notice for Sister Xavier
Sister Fitzmaurice
Sister Saint Martha
Sister Rodriguez
1.3 - The Elderly
2 - Health Care (to come)
B – Axis: Education, a particular Bruyère trait (to come)
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