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Description
Old Chapel of Notre Dame de la Sagesse Convent. On October 1, 1904, 4 sisters from France arrived in St. Agatha, Maine at the request of Father Henri Gory, the pastor of the small Catholic parish. These pioneering missionaries were Sister Marie-Therese, superior; Sister Anselme, catechist; Sister Victorine de St. Francois, nurse; and Sister Euphrone, a converse and housekeeper. They built Notre Dame de la Sagesse Convent, the first Daughters of Wisdom convent established in this country.
About This Item
- Title: Old Chapel of Notre Dame de la Sagesse convent, St. Agatha, ca. 1910
- Creation Date: circa 1910
- Subject Date: circa 1910
- Location: Saint Agatha, Aroostook County, ME
- Media: Photographic print
- Dimensions: 13 cm x 18 cm
- Local Code: R 95
- Object Type: Image
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- Catholic churches--Maine--Saint Agatha
- Chapels--Maine--Saint Agatha
- Churches--Maine--Saint Agatha
- Convents--Maine--Saint Agatha
- Daughters of Wisdom
- Interiors
- Ste. Agatha Catholic Church (Saint Agatha, Me.)
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- catechist
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- Father Henri Gory
- pastor
- Sister Anselme
- Sister Euphrone
- Sister Marie-Therese
- Sister Victorine de St. Francois
- St. Agatha
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Ste. Agathe Historical SocietyP.O. Box 237, St. Agatha, ME 04772
(207) 543-6911
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