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Marist Places of Origin – a Booklet from the Pilgrimage

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The pilgrimage to the places of Marist origin in November 2025, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the death of Father Colin, was one of the proposals to celebrate this event. You were also able to access the novena, the videos (these are still available online), and perhaps participate in the various Masses and celebrations that honoured our founder.

Those who participated in this pilgrimage and those who were unable to join us wanted to have access to the contributions (talks, homilies, presentation) from this important event. We are very pleased to share with you a booklet that will meet this expectation and which, distributed to as many people as possible, will undoubtedly give others the desire to renew this experience of visiting and making a pilgrimage to Marist sites.

It is available in ENGLISH and FRENCH  [You can email us for the commercial print versions of these files.]

If “That works for you”, please do not hesitate to contact us!

Jean-Marie Bloqueau

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