Servants of God

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A Servant of God is a person whose Cause has officially begun. When the Holy Father agrees that they lived a life of Heroic Virtue they are called Venerable. With the acceptance of a miracle, and following the Rite of Beatification, they are called Blessed. With a second miracle and the Rite of Canonization they are called Saint. Decrees are promulgated by the Congregation of the Causes of Saints.

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Jeanne Mance	1606-1673	Laywoman. Cofoundress of Montreal. Foundress of Hôtel-Dieu Hospital.
Pierre-Joseph-Marie Chaumonot	1611-1693	Jesuit. Companion of the Canadian Martyrs.
Didace Pelletier	1657-1699	Brother. Carpenter and church builder.
Jeanne LeBer	1662-1714	Lay recluse
Rosalie Cadron-Jetté	1794-1864	Foundress of the Sisters of Mercy
Élisabeth Bruyère	1818-1876	Foundress of the Sisters of Charity in Ottawa
Éléonore Potvin	1865-1903	Foundress of the Servants of Jesus-Mary, Hull
Catherine-Aurélie Caouette	1833-1905	Foundress of the Sisters of the Precious Blood Adorers, Saint-Hyacinthe
Gérard Raymond	1912-1932	Student of the Minor Seminary of Quebec
Ovide Charlebois	1862-1933	O.M.I., bishop of Keewatin, Manitoba
Marie Clement Staub	1876-1936	Assumptionist, foundress of Sisters of St. Joan of Arc
Eugène Prévost	1860-1946	Priest, founder of the Congregation of the Priestly Fraternity
Louis Émond	1876-1949	Layman. Cofounder of the House of Jesus the Worker in Quebec
Rose Prince	1915-1949	Indian of the Dakelh nation, with incorruptible body after death
Victor Lelièvre	1876-1956	O.M.I. Apostle of the Sacred Heart.
Georges Vanier	1888-1967	Governor General of Canada from 1959 to 1967
Br. William, O.H. (né Guillaume Gagnon)	1905-1972	Religious of the Order of St. John of God. Served and died in Vietnam.
Catherine de Hueck Doherty	1896-1985	Foundress of Madonna House, Combermere, Ontario
Pauline Archer-Vanier	1898-1991	"Mamie" de l'Arche founded by her son