Wedding Program Letter

Exposure to Quebec is up to Mother Gamelin

The Borough of Sainte-Foy-Sillery-Cap-Rouge, Quebec City is paying homage to a great Quebecer, Mr. Raoul Hunter, a sculptor, with the exhibition "Raoul Hunter Carver Identity ', Maison Hamel-Bruneau, 2608 Chemin Saint-Louis, Quebec from June 1 to August 22, 2010.

For the Sisters of Providence, the Providence Associates and all friends of Mother Gamelin, the name of Mr. Raoul Hunter refers to the Monument of Mother Gamelin, erected by the City of Montreal in the penthouse of Berri-UQAM, May 25, 2000, and that thousands of travelers and travelers welcome and contemplate every week, in passing.

Sister Therese Frigon, head of the Office of the Cause of Mother Gamelin had been mandated to represent the congregation on the committee approaches, joint with the City of Montreal between 1996 and 2000 in order to achieve a monument. She has had occasion to work closely with the sculptor selected by the City, Mr. Raoul Hunter.

Raoul Mr. Hunter was very proud when
among several other works, his sculpture
won the competition and was selected for
be filed for the city of Montreal. He wanted to make a sculpture

moving

to show that the nun was going to meet the poor in their hand. Since its installation at Berri-UQAM Metro Montreal, Quad formerly occupied by the Asylum of Providence, many passers-by shake his hand, which has the effect of polishing.

Our homage, our gratitude, our congratulations join Mr. Raoul Hunter, while asking our Blessed Emilie Gamelin continue to watch over him and his family.

Bureau Cause Émilie Gamelin