Oblate Missionaries of the Immaculate A Lay Institute Emerges
The Oblate Missionaries of the Immaculate, a new lay Catholic institute founded in July 1952 by the Rev Louis Canadian Oblate, began with six women in Grand-Sault. The group has grown to about 600 members serving Canada, the United States, and multiple countries with nursing, teaching, social work, and laboratory roles while taking vows of poverty chastity and obedience.
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Grand-Sault
New Society
Servn Canada
United Parent
Brunswick
Canada
Chile
Bolivia
Haiti
Brazil
Indo China
Panama
Belgium
France
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