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[M. Notes on Fauvel. There are "qui [here]" three documents ...]

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[1828?]

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MG17-A25

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3100605

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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. Notes on Fauvel. There are "qui [here]" three documents ...]
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Date(s):

[1828?]

Place:

[Rome],

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Italian

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M. Notes on Fauvel. There are "qui [here]" three documents that Fauvel copied from their originals, [1] a testimonial letter of the bp. of Telmissus [Lartigue], suffragan of the [a]bp. of Québec [Panet] for the Montréal district, stating that he has ordained Fauvel as cleric in minor orders [Fauvel was tonsured by Plessis on 20 May 1823 (see Varia 202) and ordained by Lartigue on 23 May 1824]; [2] a dimissorial letter of the bp. of Québec [Plessis]; [3] The above Cs are certified in a letter (again a C) from Richard [to E.D. Fenwick] that is cited at length:

Richard, Fenwick's vicar general for Michigan, states that Fauvel studied theology in Montréal for three years [sometime between September 1822 and 1824], accompanied a young Indian chief [Teoragaron Ano8ara] to Paris and Rome [in 1826], was given two medals by Leo XII, and should be allowed to enter a seminary in the addressee's diocese and to be ordained; at the time of Richard's letter, Fauvel was on his way to Green Bay to instruct the savages in their own language, was accompanied by a Canadian who acted as his interpreter for the Mohawk language, had left in Albany 2,000 Cs of a catechism printed in France in the Mohawk language by order of the French government, had carried with him four large paintings, that were presented by the King [of France, Charles X] to the savage chapel at St. Regis,

to [the church of St.] Paul [at Rivière-aux-Écorces], to a Mohawk village in Lower Canada, and to a new settlement in the diocese of Cincinnati. Fenwick's answer to Richard was to enquire why Fauvel had not been ordained while in Rome, and that he would not act before consulting the Holy See. B: folio 1149v.
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Author: PF

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MSS1186

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6. Congressi: Missioni

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MG17-A25
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