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     • During the beginning of the parish of Ste. Rose du Lac; French Oblate priests, among whom Father Jules Decorby of the diocese of Viviers, France and Father Philippe Vales of Nimes France, were instrumental in bringing French colonists to the area. But the real religious founder was Father Eugene Lecoq from Mans.
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   Who was the first religious leader of Saint Rose du Lac?

   • First Religious Leader (Father Eugene Lecoq) During the beginning of the parish of Ste. Rose du Lac; French Oblate priests, among whom Father Jules Decorby of the diocese of Viviers, France and Father Philippe Vales of Nimes France, were instrumental in bringing French colonists to the area.

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   Who founded St Rose du Lac?

   • During the beginning of the parish of Ste. Rose du Lac; French Oblate priests, among whom Father Jules Decorby of the diocese of Viviers, France and Father Philippe Vales of Nimes France, were instrumental in bringing French colonists to the area. But the real religious founder was Father Eugene Lecoq from Mans.

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   Who was the priest of Ste Rose du Lac?

   • As most of the residence were French and Catholic; this was not to their liking! And so in the fall of 1892, archbishop Tache, in answer to these and other demands, named the Rev. Joseph Alexis Prosper Magnan, OMI resident priest for Ste Rose du Lac, and he was to also have as missions, Sandy Bay, Ebb and Flow, Alonsa and Dauphin.

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   Why is Ste Rose du Lac called Ste Rose du Lac?

   • And so in the fall of 1892, archbishop Tache, in answer to these and other demands, named the Rev. Joseph Alexis Prosper Magnan, OMI resident priest for Ste Rose du Lac, and he was to also have as missions, Sandy Bay, Ebb and Flow, Alonsa and Dauphin. It was by this priest that the name of the parish became known as Ste Rose du Lac.

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   Where is Ste Rose Manitoba?

   • The Town of Ste Rose du Lac and Rural Municipality of Ste Rose is a strong vibrant community located northwest of Winnipeg Manitoba and Northeast of Brandon manitoba. Ste Rose is one of the best places in Manitoba to live, work and raise a family

   Municipality of Ste Rose - History & Historic Sites

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   Why did father Lecoq leave Ste Rose?

   • In 1909 Father Lecoq left Ste Rose for good, much to the consternation of his beloved parishioners. Their also was a change in that the successive priest was not an Oblat, but a secular priest by the name of Father Emile-Joseph Labbe. He was born in France in 1880.

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3. www.sterose.ca › p › history-volume-1Municipality of Ste Rose - History: Volume 1

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   First Religious Leader (Father Eugene Lecoq) During the beginning of the parish of Ste. Rose du Lac; French Oblate priests, among whom Father Jules Decorby of the diocese of Viviers, France and Father Philippe Vales of Nimes France, were instrumental in bringing French colonists to the area.

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   Reflections (Page 392): a history of Ste. Amelie, Laurier, Ste. Rose du Lac Creator Subject Description Publisher Contributor Ste. Rose du Lac History Book Committee Date 1990 Type Format page: 637 Identifier uofm:3047004, isbn: 0889257442

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sainte_Rose_du_LacSainte Rose du Lac - Wikipedia

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   Sainte Rose du Lac (often abbreviated Ste Rose du Lac) is an unincorporated urban community in the Municipality of Ste. Rose, Manitoba, Canada. Prior to 1 January 2015, it was designated as a town.

   • Median Family Income: $47,566
   • Per capita income: $17,587

   • Median Household Income: $26,833

6. shsb.mb.ca › 2020 › 11Sainte-Rose-du-Lac - shsb.mb.ca

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   Le curé de l’époque, le père Eugène Lecoq, o.m.i., fait également construire un presbytère et un couvent pour les religieuses de l’Institut de Notre-Dame des Missions qui acceptent de fonder une maison à Sainte-Rose-du-Lac en 1900. La direction de la paroisse est confiée aux Oblats jusqu’en 1909.

7. www.sterose.ca › p › history-historic-sitesMunicipality of Ste Rose - History & Historic Sites

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   An authentic replica of the Notre Dame de Lourdes grotto was constructed in Ste. Rose in Dollard Park to commemorate the centennial of the appearance of the Virgin Mary to Ste. Bernadette in France in 1858.

8. mhs.mb.ca › docs › sitesHistoric Sites of Manitoba: Ste. Rose Grotto (Ste. Rose du ...

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   A stone grotto on the south side of Ste. Rose du Lac, in the Municipality of Ste. Rose, was constructed between 1955 and 1958 a replica of the one at Lourdes, France. Ste. Rose Grotto under restoration (June 2019) Source: Gordon Goldsborough.

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   Le curé de l’époque, le père Eugène Lecoq, o.m.i., fait également construire un presbytère et un couvent pour les religieuses de l’Institut de Notre-Dame des Missions qui acceptent de fonder une maison à Sainte-Rose-du-Lac en 1900.