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[M entitled "Nouveau Mémoire ou la verité défendue et prouvée ...]

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Date:

1825

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MG17-A25

Item no. (creator):

309

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Item ID number:

3099203

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Fonds du Vatican. Archives de la Sacrée Congrégation de la Propagande

Acta, "S.O.C.G.", "Varia et Addenda", "Lettere" et "Congressi"

[M entitled "Nouveau Mémoire ou la verité défendue et prouvée ...]
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Date(s):

1825

Place:

[Rome],

Language of material:

French

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M entitled "Nouveau Mémoire ou la verité défendue et prouvée par les fruits en faveur de M.M. de S. Sulpice de la maison de montréal, en Canada 1825", said to be the third M against Plessis. History of the Montréal Seminary during the French and British regimes (Olier cited), its missionary activities in favour of Iroquois and Algonquins, the support of the abp. of Baltimore [Maréchal], of the bp.s of Bardstown [Flaget], Boston [Lefèbvre de Cheverus], Rhesaina [A. McDonell], of Lartigue and [Plessis's] coadjutor [Panet]. Plessis is accused of not having allowed new subjects to join the Seminary (the only new one received permission from his coadjutor, the bp. being in Rome).

Against Roux's opinion, that a priest should be allowed to join the seminary without the bp.'s consent, Plessis enquired with Rome, received two negative answers from Consalvi on 18 May 1822 and another on 25 July 1822, and then resorted to the Tribunal of the Sacra Rota, that has no competence in the matter and has not answered to date. An enquiry conducted by two agitators on behalf of the bp. in Montréal, where 16,000 Catholics live, resulted in a petition signed by 1,400 parishioners, almost all "gens de la dernière classe de la société ... pauvres gens, ... sans aveu, des domestiques, des Mendiants des femmes, et filles, de petit garçons". The Sulpicians resent the appointment of Lartigue as Plessis's vicar general, a role fulfilled by the superior of the Montréal Seminary ever since a decree of 1 May 1724. Bs: fol. 290v, 308v-309rv.
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Author: L. de Sambucy, PS, secretary at Sacro Collegio, agent in Rome of the Paris Sulpicians

Recipient: PF
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MSS1186

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We do not possess a copy of this document.
Cross-references: Acta 109 138-140, SOCG 304-424, Varia 145-146 186-187, Lettere 085 101-102 114 126 129-131 136-139 153 167 182-183 196 202 204 207-208 216, C 102 116 118-123 128 140 210 374.

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3. SOCG

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Private

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MG17-A25
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