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Sister Norma, the ‘Flying Nun,’ is Trail-Warfield Citizen of the Year Sister Norma Gallant is a member of the Congregation of Notre Dame

Sister Norma Gallant has spent nearly four decades quietly shaping the fabric of Trail through compassion and an unwavering commitment to others.
This year, her extraordinary contributions are being formally recognized with the Trail-Warfield Citizen of the Year award.
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Official Visit to #Japan
Sister Rumiko and Mrs. Cecilia Noriko introduced us to the Ainu, a community similar to the Innu on Quebec's North Shore. They are the Indigenous people of Japan, and their history is marked by deportation, assimilation and centuries of invisibility. #CNDSisters

#TBT
Sister Marie-Paule-d'Avila (Marie-Octavie Bédard) and students from Waterbury Catholic High School at an art exhibition, [ca 1950]. #CNDsisters

It’s Monday. May Marguerite’s spirit be with you all week long!
#mondaymotivation #cndsisters #margueritebourgeoys

Sister Violaine talks about discerning the call to become a sister and what it meant for her. #vocation #cndsisters

#Birthday Celebration in #Sydney
We gathered on January 20th to celebrate Sr. Harriet Mac Neil, who turned 94. It was a great time shared together.
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Saint of New France: How St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Helped Build the Church in Canada SAINTS & ART: Marguerite Bourgeoys brought education and faith to the wilderness of New France, becoming Canada’s first female saint.

"Canada’s first female saint, Marguerite Bourgeoys, was instrumental in building up the Church in then-New France (now Canada)"
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