VINCENT, THOMAS (1835-1907)

in temporary quarters while funding was sought for a permanent home. A new mother house, Mount St Vincent, together with an academy for girls, was opened in 1873 at Rockingham on Bedford Basin

. Raymond Hart* and Charles Vincent*, Chester’s sons, remembered Walter

number of schools operated by the congregation had grown to ten. The sisters fulfilled many of these tasks in collaboration with members of the Society of St Vincent de Paul, who also acted as truant

[Marjoribanks*], Sarah Anne Curzon [Vincent*], Mary Agnes Fitzgibbon [Bernard

. Malbos, and Charles Vincent*, Flannery departed from France on 4 Aug. 1852 and arrived in Toronto by way of New York on 21 August

in their Canadian past, but also reflected Murray’s literary taste in its reference to the play written by Sarah Anne Curzon [Vincent

children, Baby spent his early years in the parish of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul (Laval). Having begun his secondary schooling at the Petit Séminaire de Montréal, from 1847 he attended the Collège Joliette in

of Ottawa, Bishop James Vincent Cleary* of Kingston led the Ontario bishops’ demand for a new “Scotch Diocese” in eastern Ontario

one-year stay in Ireland in 1896–97, first at St Vincent’s Orphanage in Waterford and later as principal of the Brothers’ college there, interrupted Slattery’s 25 years’ service in Newfoundland. He

catechists such as Thomas Vincent resented their shabby treatment by the CMS. Their stipends were half those

his ecclesiastical province. Moreover, concerned about the ascent of Ottawa to metropolitan status, other Ontario bishops, under the leadership of James Vincent

undermined the order in the United States. O’Donoghue informally functioned as the Canadian lieutenant of Terence Vincent Powderly, the order’s

still bears his name. Odette Vincent-Domey

the planning and opening of new penitentiaries: St Vincent de Paul in Quebec (1873), Stony Mountain in Manitoba (1877), British Columbia Penitentiary at New Westminster (1878), and Dorchester in

Club. This group, which included Sarah Anne Curzon [Vincent*], devoted itself to promoting women’s intellectual development and higher

Charities of Toronto, which he founded, and the St Vincent de Paul Society. He also supported the

Bunting*]. In 1897 James Vincent Cleary*, the ultramontane archbishop of Kingston, would cite the folly of repudiating Mowat and the