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| − | December 2014 - a new translator Sr Marie Challacombe has had a go at the letters of 1854 and among other things gives us insights into the operations of the supply base in Sydney | + | December 2014 - a new translator, Sr Marie Challacombe, has had a go at the letters of 1854 and among other things gives us insights into the operations of the supply base in Sydney |
:*[[Girard1343|'''1343''', 10 May 1854 - Fr Antoine Séon to Fr Luis Rozet, Wellington]] | :*[[Girard1343|'''1343''', 10 May 1854 - Fr Antoine Séon to Fr Luis Rozet, Wellington]] | ||
:*[[Girard1344|'''1344''', 22 May 1854 - Fr Jean Forest to Fr Jean-Claude Colin, Hutt Valley]] | :*[[Girard1344|'''1344''', 22 May 1854 - Fr Jean Forest to Fr Jean-Claude Colin, Hutt Valley]] | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 10 December 2014
Sydney Procure in Action
December 2014 - a new translator, Sr Marie Challacombe, has had a go at the letters of 1854 and among other things gives us insights into the operations of the supply base in Sydney
- 1343, 10 May 1854 - Fr Antoine Séon to Fr Luis Rozet, Wellington
- 1344, 22 May 1854 - Fr Jean Forest to Fr Jean-Claude Colin, Hutt Valley
- 1345, 23 May 1845 - Fr Jean-Louis Rocher to Fr Jean-Claude Colin, Sydney This letter links to two historic paintings rediscovered relatively recently.
- 1346, 23 May 1854 - Fr Jean-Louis Rocher to Fr Victor Poupinel, Sydney
Retribution in the Solomons
August 2014 - Mary Williamson has translated an account of the French reaction to the deaths of the missionaries in the Solomons.
And then some information about the situation on Woodlark of the missionaries who had left the San Cristobal
Marist Procure in Sydney
April 2014 Mary has added the translation of a letter from one of the missionaries from New Caledonia, who appears to be unimpressed by some of the Marists he is dealing with in Sydney.
March 2014 - Mary Williamson has just translated a series of letters from Fr Etienne Chaurain giving something of an insight into how the Marist Procure in Sydney was coping with the influx of Missionaries and New Caledonian locals who arrived there after the collapse of the New Caledonia Mission in 1847.
