Bishop Laval
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But the most important questions, which formed the principal subject both of his preoccupations and of his letters, are that of the establishment of the Recollets in the Upper Town of Quebec, that of a plan for a permanent mission at Baie St. Paul, and above all, that of the tithes and the support of the priests. This last question brought about be- tween him and Mgr. De Saint- Vallier a most com- 208 AN APPRECIATION plete conflict of views. Yet the differences of opinion between the two servan...ts of God never prevented them from esteeming each other highly. The following letter does as much honour to him who wrote it as to him to whom such homage is rendered : " The noble house of Laval from which he sprang, " writes Mgr. De Saint- Vallier, "the right of primogeniture which he renounced on en- tering upon the ecclesiastical career ; the exemplary life which he led in France before there was any thought of raising him to the episcopacy ; the assi- duity with which he governed so long the Church in Canada ; the constancy and firmness which he showed in surmounting all the obstacles which op- posed on divers occasions the rectitude of his inten- tions and the welfare of his dear flock ; the care which he took of the French colony and his efforts for the conversion of the savages ; the expeditions which he undertook several times in the interests of both ; the zeal which impelled him to return to France to seek a successor ; his disinterestedness and the humility which he manifested in offering and in giving so willingly his frank resignation ; finally, all the great virtues which I see him prac- tise every day in the seminary where I sojourn with him, would well deserve here a most hearty eulogy, but his modesty imposes silence upon me, and the veneration in which he is held wherever he is known is praise more worthy than I could give him " 209 BISHOP LAVAL Mgr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the most important questions, which formed the principal subject both of his preoccupations and of his letters, are that of the establishment of the Recollets in the Upper Town of Quebec, that of a plan for a permanent mission at Baie St. Paul, and above all, that of the tithes and the support of the priests. This last question brought about be- tween him and Mgr. De Saint- Vallier a most com- 208 AN APPRECIATION plete conflict of views. Yet the differences of opinion between the two servan...ts of God never prevented them from esteeming each other highly. The following letter does as much honour to him who wrote it as to him to whom such homage is rendered : " The noble house of Laval from which he sprang, " writes Mgr. De Saint- Vallier, "the right of primogeniture which he renounced on en- tering upon the ecclesiastical career ; the exemplary life which he led in France before there was any thought of raising him to the episcopacy ; the assi- duity with which he governed so long the Church in Canada ; the constancy and firmness which he showed in surmounting all the obstacles which op- posed on divers occasions the rectitude of his inten- tions and the welfare of his dear flock ; the care which he took of the French colony and his efforts for the conversion of the savages ; the expeditions which he undertook several times in the interests of both ; the zeal which impelled him to return to France to seek a successor ; his disinterestedness and the humility which he manifested in offering and in giving so willingly his frank resignation ; finally, all the great virtues which I see him prac- tise every day in the seminary where I sojourn with him, would well deserve here a most hearty eulogy, but his modesty imposes silence upon me, and the veneration in which he is held wherever he is known is praise more worthy than I could give him " 209 BISHOP LAVAL Mgr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Leblond De Brumath to read onlineMoreLess
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