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	:::In accordance with article 3, paragraph 5 of my regulations, I am required to write to you twice a year, in April, to tell you about first about each of the subjects in particular and then about the state of the Society in the missions. <ref>[[Girard0369\|LRO doc 369]] 18450612 Calinon to Colin. </ref>		:::In accordance with article 3, paragraph 5 of my regulations, I am required to write to you twice a year, in April, to tell you about first about each of the subjects in particular and then about the state of the Society in the missions. <ref>[[Girard0369\|LRO doc 369]] 18450612 Calinon to Colin. </ref>

	:Leaving Tonga in October 1845 for Sydney, arriving on 9 November<ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 10 November 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12883370. </ref> he turned up at the procure to request material support for the Tongan mission. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> Not long after Calinon’s arrival, Bishop Jean-Baptiste Pompallier received a letter from Rome indicating that the Friendly Islands [Tonga] were to be returned to the Vicariate Apostolic of Western Oceania. This affair, as well as objects to deliver to Bishop Guillaume Douarre, and then the need to come to an agreement with Bataillon, so that the missionaries in Tonga would not find themselves short of food and clothing, led to Antoine Dubreul, who had been appointed procurator general and had been based in Sydney from ~~1844~~, <ref> CS2 doc 250 18450120 Colin to Dubruel. </ref> accompanying Calinon. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> This voyage also allowed Calinon to visit the other missions and provide the spiritual welfare expected of the provincial. <ref>[[Girard0467\|LRO doc 467]] [5]; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844, 2.1, 8.3.</ref>		:Leaving Tonga in October 1845 for Sydney, arriving on 9 November<ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 10 November 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12883370. </ref> he turned up at the procure to request material support for the Tongan mission. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> Not long after Calinon’s arrival, Bishop Jean-Baptiste Pompallier received a letter from Rome indicating that the Friendly Islands [Tonga] were to be returned to the Vicariate Apostolic of Western Oceania. This affair, as well as objects to deliver to Bishop Guillaume Douarre, and then the need to come to an agreement with Bataillon, so that the missionaries in Tonga would not find themselves short of food and clothing, led to Antoine Dubreul, who had been appointed procurator general and had been based in Sydney from 1845, <ref> CS2 doc 250 18450120 Colin to Dubruel. </ref> accompanying Calinon. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> This voyage also allowed Calinon to visit the other missions and provide the spiritual welfare expected of the provincial. <ref>[[Girard0467\|LRO doc 467]] [5]; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844, 2.1, 8.3.</ref>

	:On 7 December, <ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Australian'', 9 December 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37159629. </ref> they left Sydney for New Caledonia on board the ''Columbine'', which had brought Calinon from Tonga. From New Caledonia, they sailed to Tonga, there 1-8 February, onto Wallis, Savai’i and Upolu in Samoa, finally returning to Tonga on 26 March 1846, <ref>[[Girard0498\|LRO doc 498]] [12], [34], [35], [39], [43] 18460403 Calinon to Colin. </ref> where Calinon returned to missionary duties at Pea.		:On 7 December, <ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Australian'', 9 December 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37159629. </ref> they left Sydney for New Caledonia on board the ''Columbine'', which had brought Calinon from Tonga. From New Caledonia, they sailed to Tonga, there 1-8 February, onto Wallis, Savai’i and Upolu in Samoa, finally returning to Tonga on 26 March 1846, <ref>[[Girard0498\|LRO doc 498]] [12], [34], [35], [39], [43] 18460403 Calinon to Colin. </ref> where Calinon returned to missionary duties at Pea.

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	:In announcing Calinon’s appointment to the newly consecrated Bishop, Pierre Bataillon, Colin wrote:		:In announcing Calinon’s appointment to the newly consecrated Bishop, Pierre Bataillon, Colin wrote:
	:::Father Calinon has shown good judgement and great reserve. I believe him to be prudent and of solid piety. We have chosen him to represent us as provincial. As far as we are able to judge, we have reason to hope that you will be satisfied and that he will deserve your confidence. <ref> CS2 doc 58 [4] 18430308 Colin to Bataillon. </ref>		:::Father Calinon has shown good judgement and great reserve. I believe him to be prudent and of solid piety. We have chosen him to represent us as provincial. As far as we are able to judge, we have reason to hope that you will be satisfied and that he will deserve your confidence. <ref> CS2 doc 58 [4] 18430308 Colin to Bataillon. </ref>
	:Missionaries (Jean-Baptiste Bréhéret, Jean-Victor Favier, Brother Annet Pérol, Brother Jean Raynaud) under Calinon’s leadership left from Toulon on 25 April 1843 aboard the ''Phaeton''. An old vessel, which did not run well either under steam or sail ~~leading to~~ the crossing ~~taking~~ nearly ten months. After a three-month stay in Tahiti, <ref>"L'OCEANIE FRANCAISE." ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 24 October 1844: 2. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12409423 </ref> they embarked on the ''Adolphe'', a French merchant ship and finally arrived in Wallis on 17 May 1844. <ref>[[Girard0346\|LRO doc 346]] [2] 18440820 Bataillon to Colin. </ref> At Wallis, one of Calinon’s first applications of the regulations was to appoint Charles Mathieu, with whom he had been in novitiate, Vice-Provincial for Wallis and Futuna. <ref>[[Girard0337\|LRO doc 337]] [4] 18440725 Calinon to Colin. </ref>		:Missionaries (Jean-Baptiste Bréhéret, Jean-Victor Favier, Brother Annet Pérol, Brother Jean Raynaud) under Calinon’s leadership left from Toulon on 25 April 1843 aboard the ''Phaeton''. An old vessel, which did not run well either under steam or sail meant the crossing took nearly ten months. After a three-month stay in Tahiti, <ref>"L'OCEANIE FRANCAISE." ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 24 October 1844: 2. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12409423 </ref> they embarked on the ''Adolphe'', a French merchant ship and finally arrived in Wallis on 17 May 1844. <ref>[[Girard0346\|LRO doc 346]] [2] 18440820 Bataillon to Colin. </ref> At Wallis, one of Calinon’s first applications of the regulations was to appoint Charles Mathieu, with whom he had been in novitiate, Vice-Provincial for Wallis and Futuna. <ref>[[Girard0337\|LRO doc 337]] [4] 18440725 Calinon to Colin. </ref>

	:Bataillon arranged to make his first pastoral visit of the newly erected vicariate on board the ''Adolphe''. In Tonga at the end of June, Calinon and Brother Jean Reynaud were left at Pea on the island of Tongatapu to share the work of Joseph Chevron and Jérôme Grange, who had been there for two years.		:Bataillon arranged to make his first pastoral visit of the newly erected vicariate on board the ''Adolphe''. In Tonga at the end of June, Calinon and Brother Jean Reynaud were left at Pea on the island of Tongatapu to share the work of Joseph Chevron and Jérôme Grange, who had been there for two years.

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	:Philippe Calinon was born on April ~~12,~~ 1806, in Vieille-Loye, Jura,<ref>3E/7408, Archives départementales du Jura. </ref> in the diocese of Saint-Claude. After his ordination to the priesthood, he was appointed assistant at the cathedral, <ref> The appointment to the Cathedral does not appear in the Cathedral appointment records of the Diocese of Saint-Claude. 20240105 Email Archives Diocese of Saint-Claude to Marist Archives Wellington. </ref> and later became parish priest of Pupillin, in June 1836. <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> He wished to work in the foreign missions and attempted to join the Jesuits. Since he wanted only to go to the foreign missions, his application was declined. <ref> Mayet 3 p.149 margin. </ref> Resigning from his curacy effective 31 December 1841, <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> he entered the novitiate of the Society of Mary on 5 March 1842. <ref> APM Novitiate register.</ref>		:Philippe Calinon was born on 12 April 1806, in Vieille-Loye, Jura,<ref>3E/7408, Archives départementales du Jura. </ref> in the diocese of Saint-Claude. After his ordination to the priesthood, he was appointed assistant at the cathedral, <ref> The appointment to the Cathedral does not appear in the Cathedral appointment records of the Diocese of Saint-Claude. 20240105 Email Archives Diocese of Saint-Claude to Marist Archives Wellington. </ref> and later became parish priest of Pupillin, in June 1836. <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> He wished to work in the foreign missions and attempted to join the Jesuits. Since he wanted only to go to the foreign missions, his application was declined. <ref> Mayet 3 p.149 margin. </ref> Resigning from his curacy effective 31 December 1841, <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> he entered the novitiate of the Society of Mary on 5 March 1842. <ref> APM Novitiate register.</ref>

	:Professed on 11 March 1843, Jean-Claude Colin appointed Calinon Provincial of the newly erected Vicariate Apostolic of Central Oceania. Permission to appoint a provincial had been given by pontifical decree of 16 September 1842. After Jean-Baptiste Epalle’s arrival in France in February 1843 and his report on the mission in New Zealand, Colin drafted a regulation listing the principal duties of the provincial to be fulfilled towards the Society, the Superior General, the Vicar Apostolic, the Procurator of the Society and of the Mission and the priests and brothers in that order.<ref>''Autour de la Règle'', doc 12; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844.</ref>		:Professed on 11 March 1843, Jean-Claude Colin appointed Calinon Provincial of the newly erected Vicariate Apostolic of Central Oceania. Permission to appoint a provincial had been given by pontifical decree of 16 September 1842. After Jean-Baptiste Epalle’s arrival in France in February 1843 and his report on the mission in New Zealand, Colin drafted a regulation listing the principal duties of the provincial to be fulfilled towards the Society, the Superior General, the Vicar Apostolic, the Procurator of the Society and of the Mission and the priests and brothers in that order.<ref>''Autour de la Règle'', doc 12; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844.</ref>
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	:::Farewell! dear Society of Mary, which has showered me with your benefits during the long years I spent on mission. Thank you for all your maternal kindness.		:::Farewell! dear Society of Mary, which has showered me with your benefits during the long years I spent on mission. Thank you for all your maternal kindness.
	:::Farewell! venerable Superior, Reverend confreres, and you in particular, dear Father Poupinel. Keep me in your affections and remember my soul in your holy sacrifices.		:::Farewell! venerable Superior, Reverend confreres, and you in particular, dear Father Poupinel. Keep me in your affections and remember my soul in your holy sacrifices.


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	===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===		===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===

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	==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following biography was written by Elizabeth Charlton, NZ Province Archivist. </ref>==		==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following biography was written by Elizabeth Charlton, NZ Province Archivist. Translations are her own. </ref>==
	===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===		===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===

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	==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following ~~is a translation from French~~ by Elizabeth Charlton ~~of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies"~~, Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935. </ref>==		==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following biography was written by Elizabeth Charlton, NZ Province Archivist. </ref>==
	===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===		===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===

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	==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following is a translation from French of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies", Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935. </ref>==		==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following is a translation from French by Elizabeth Charlton of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies", Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935. </ref>==
	===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===		===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===

	:Philippe Calinon was born on April 12, 1806, in Vieille-Loye, Jura,<ref>3E/7408, Archives départementales du Jura. </ref> in the diocese of Saint-Claude. After his ordination to the priesthood, he was appointed assistant at the cathedral, <ref> The appointment to the Cathedral does not appear in the Cathedral appointment records of the Diocese of Saint-Claude. 20240105 Email Archives Diocese of Saint-Claude to Marist Archives Wellington. </ref> and later became parish priest of Pupillin, in June 1836. <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> He wished to work in the foreign missions and attempted to join the Jesuits. Since he wanted only to go to the foreign missions, his application was declined. <ref> Mayet 3 p.149 margin. </ref> Resigning from his curacy effective 31 December 1841, <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> he entered the novitiate of the Society of Mary on 5 March 1842. <ref> APM Novitiate register. </ref>		:Philippe Calinon was born on April 12, 1806, in Vieille-Loye, Jura,<ref>3E/7408, Archives départementales du Jura. </ref> in the diocese of Saint-Claude. After his ordination to the priesthood, he was appointed assistant at the cathedral, <ref> The appointment to the Cathedral does not appear in the Cathedral appointment records of the Diocese of Saint-Claude. 20240105 Email Archives Diocese of Saint-Claude to Marist Archives Wellington. </ref> and later became parish priest of Pupillin, in June 1836. <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> He wished to work in the foreign missions and attempted to join the Jesuits. Since he wanted only to go to the foreign missions, his application was declined. <ref> Mayet 3 p.149 margin. </ref> Resigning from his curacy effective 31 December 1841, <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> he entered the novitiate of the Society of Mary on 5 March 1842. <ref> APM Novitiate register. </ref>

	:Professed on 11 March 1843, Jean-Claude Colin appointed Calinon Provincial of the newly erected Vicariate Apostolic of Central Oceania. Permission to appoint a provincial had been given by pontifical decree of 16 September 1842. After Jean-Baptiste Epalle’s arrival in France in February 1843 and his report on the mission in New Zealand, Colin drafted a regulation listing the principal duties of the provincial to be fulfilled towards the Society, the Superior General, the Vicar Apostolic, the Procurator of the Society and of the Mission and the priests and brothers in that order. <ref>''Autour de la Règle'', doc 12; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844. </ref>		:Professed on 11 March 1843, Jean-Claude Colin appointed Calinon Provincial of the newly erected Vicariate Apostolic of Central Oceania. Permission to appoint a provincial had been given by pontifical decree of 16 September 1842. After Jean-Baptiste Epalle’s arrival in France in February 1843 and his report on the mission in New Zealand, Colin drafted a regulation listing the principal duties of the provincial to be fulfilled towards the Society, the Superior General, the Vicar Apostolic, the Procurator of the Society and of the Mission and the priests and brothers in that order. <ref>''Autour de la Règle'', doc 12; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844. </ref>

	:In announcing Calinon’s appointment to the newly consecrated Bishop, Pierre Bataillon, Colin wrote:		:In announcing Calinon’s appointment to the newly consecrated Bishop, Pierre Bataillon, Colin wrote:
	:::Father Calinon has shown good judgement and great reserve. I believe him to be prudent and of solid piety. We have chosen him to represent us as provincial. As far as we are able to judge, we have reason to hope that you will be satisfied and that he will deserve your confidence. <ref> CS2 doc 58 [4] 18430308 Colin to Bataillon. </ref>		:::Father Calinon has shown good judgement and great reserve. I believe him to be prudent and of solid piety. We have chosen him to represent us as provincial. As far as we are able to judge, we have reason to hope that you will be satisfied and that he will deserve your confidence. <ref> CS2 doc 58 [4] 18430308 Colin to Bataillon. </ref>

Merv: /* Philippe CalinonThe following is a translation from French of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies", Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935. */

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Philippe CalinonThe following is a translation from French of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies", Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935.

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	==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following is a translation from French of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies", Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935. </ref>==		==Philippe Calinon<ref>The following is a translation from French of a “Physionomie mariste” written by Joseph Soubeyron (1877-1962), c.1935. It can be found under "Biographies", Files 1-4 of the O.M.P.A. Because it is a complete work in itself it seems better to use footnotes here rather than endnotes. The statements have not been fully verified in the light of documents which have become available since 1935. </ref>==
	===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===		===Provincial of the Missions of the Central Oceania Vicariate 1844 - 1847<ref> CS3 doc 28 [8] and footnote p.93 from 16/06/1844-15/06/1847. </ref>===

	:Philippe Calinon was born on April 12, 1806, in Vieille-Loye, Jura,<ref>3E/7408, Archives départementales du Jura. </ref> in the diocese of Saint-Claude. After his ordination to the priesthood, he was appointed assistant at the cathedral, <ref> The appointment to the Cathedral does not appear in the Cathedral appointment records of the Diocese of Saint-Claude. 20240105 Email Archives Diocese of Saint-Claude to Marist Archives Wellington. </ref> and later became parish priest of Pupillin, in June 1836. <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> He wished to work in the foreign missions and attempted to join the Jesuits. Since he wanted only to go to the foreign missions, his application was declined. <ref> Mayet 3 p.149 margin. </ref> Resigning from his curacy effective 31 December 1841, <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> he entered the novitiate of the Society of Mary on 5 March 1842. <ref> APM Novitiate register. </ref>		:Philippe Calinon was born on April 12, 1806, in Vieille-Loye, Jura,<ref>3E/7408, Archives départementales du Jura. </ref> in the diocese of Saint-Claude. After his ordination to the priesthood, he was appointed assistant at the cathedral, <ref> The appointment to the Cathedral does not appear in the Cathedral appointment records of the Diocese of Saint-Claude. 20240105 Email Archives Diocese of Saint-Claude to Marist Archives Wellington. </ref> and later became parish priest of Pupillin, in June 1836. <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> He wished to work in the foreign missions and attempted to join the Jesuits. Since he wanted only to go to the foreign missions, his application was declined. <ref> Mayet 3 p.149 margin. </ref> Resigning from his curacy effective 31 December 1841, <ref> APM 659-411 Calinon File 19321025 letter from Diocese of Saint-Claude. </ref> he entered the novitiate of the Society of Mary on 5 March 1842. <ref> APM Novitiate register. </ref>

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	:::In accordance with article 3, paragraph 5 of my regulations, I am required to write to you twice a year, in April, to tell you about first about each of the subjects in particular and then about the state of the Society in the missions. <ref>[[Girard0369\|LRO doc 369]] 18450612 Calinon to Colin. </ref>		:::In accordance with article 3, paragraph 5 of my regulations, I am required to write to you twice a year, in April, to tell you about first about each of the subjects in particular and then about the state of the Society in the missions. <ref>[[Girard0369\|LRO doc 369]] 18450612 Calinon to Colin. </ref>

	:Leaving Tonga in October 1845 for Sydney, arriving on 9 November<ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 10 November 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12883370. </ref> he turned up at the procure to request material support for the Tongan mission. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> Not long after Calinon’s arrival, Bishop Jean-Baptiste Pompallier received a letter from Rome indicating that the Friendly Islands [Tonga] were to be returned to the Vicariate Apostolic of Western Oceania. This affair, as well as objects to deliver to Bishop Guillaume Douarre, and then the need to come to an agreement with Bataillon, so that the missionaries in Tonga would not find themselves short of food and clothing, led to Antoine Dubreul, who had been appointed procurator general and had been based in Sydney from ~~1844~~, <ref> CS2 doc 250 18450120 Colin to Dubruel. </ref> accompanying Calinon. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> This voyage also allowed Calinon to visit the other missions and provide the spiritual welfare expected of the provincial. <ref>[[Girard0467\|LRO doc 467]] [5]; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844, 2.1, 8.3.</ref>		:Leaving Tonga in October 1845 for Sydney, arriving on 9 November<ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', 10 November 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12883370. </ref> he turned up at the procure to request material support for the Tongan mission. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> Not long after Calinon’s arrival, Bishop Jean-Baptiste Pompallier received a letter from Rome indicating that the Friendly Islands [Tonga] were to be returned to the Vicariate Apostolic of Western Oceania. This affair, as well as objects to deliver to Bishop Guillaume Douarre, and then the need to come to an agreement with Bataillon, so that the missionaries in Tonga would not find themselves short of food and clothing, led to Antoine Dubreul, who had been appointed procurator general and had been based in Sydney from 1845, <ref> CS2 doc 250 18450120 Colin to Dubruel. </ref> accompanying Calinon. <ref>[[Girard0453\|LRO doc 453]] 18460101 Rocher to Colin. </ref> This voyage also allowed Calinon to visit the other missions and provide the spiritual welfare expected of the provincial. <ref>[[Girard0467\|LRO doc 467]] [5]; APM 1409-20131, OG 510 ''Règlement au provincial'', manuscript copied from original in 1844, 2.1, 8.3.</ref>

	:On 7 December, <ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Australian'', 9 December 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37159629. </ref> they left Sydney for New Caledonia on board the ''Columbine'', which had brought Calinon from Tonga. From New Caledonia, they sailed to Tonga, there 1-8 February, onto Wallis, Savai’i and Upolu in Samoa, finally returning to Tonga on 26 March 1846, <ref>[[Girard0498\|LRO doc 498]] [12], [34], [35], [39], [43] 18460403 Calinon to Colin. </ref> where Calinon returned to missionary duties at Pea.		:On 7 December, <ref>“SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.,” ''The Australian'', 9 December 1845, p.2 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37159629. </ref> they left Sydney for New Caledonia on board the ''Columbine'', which had brought Calinon from Tonga. From New Caledonia, they sailed to Tonga, there 1-8 February, onto Wallis, Savai’i and Upolu in Samoa, finally returning to Tonga on 26 March 1846, <ref>[[Girard0498\|LRO doc 498]] [12], [34], [35], [39], [43] 18460403 Calinon to Colin. </ref> where Calinon returned to missionary duties at Pea.