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A Hist. of the Cath. Church in the U. S., N.-York, 1892, in-8, p. 239.— (46) The Catholic Revieiv, 17 octobre 1896. — (47) Shea, Colonial Days, p. 451. — (48) R. P. Hamon, S. J., Les Canadiens delà Nouvelle- Angleterre, p. 285. — (49) The Standard avd Times, Philadelphia, décembre 1916, d'après la revue America. — (50) Dans le Magazine The Child, novembre 1894.

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1857. The life of the blessed Virgin Mary, her chaste Spouse saint Joseph, and holy parents saint Joachim and saint Ann. lUustrated with fine steel engravings and rich vignettes. New- York, Dunigan, in-8. La Vie de la Ste Vierge est l'œuvre de Mgr Gentibucci, camérier d'honneur de S. S. Pie IX. La Vie de saint Joseph est du P. Jos.-Ignace Vallejo, jésuite mexicain du siècle dernier. La Vie de saint Joachim et la Vie de sainte Anne ont pour auteur le P. Binet, dont l'ouvrage a été enrichi de notes par le P. Vallejo. Belle édition illustrée {Coll. de Précis historiques, Bruxelles, 1858, p. 26, n» de janvier).

S. d. Brennan (Richard), The life of our Lord and Saviour Jésus Christ and of his Virgin Mother Mary, 2 in-4, Benziger, New- York, s. d.: au t. i, de p. 189 à 217, la Vie de sainte Anne.

S. d. (1890 ?) Rev. N. Charland, curé de Waterville, Maine, Petit manuel pour les dames de sainte Anne.

1892. Rev. Bernard O'Reilly, The Good Saint Ann and her new shrine in the Church of St. Jean Baptiste, New York City, in-32, 1892, 68 pages. — Même auteur, même titre, ou plus proprement : The month of saint Ann (réflexions et prières pour toiis les jours du mois), in-16, 124 pages. Réédition, N.-York, 1919.

1902. Une page de Francis Parkman, dans The old régime in Canada, 2 in-8, Boston, 1902, t. ii, p. 165 : " Above ail, do not fail to make your pilgrimage to the shrine of Saint Anne. You may see her chapel four or five miles away, nestled under the heights of the Petit Cap. Hère, when Ailleboust was governor, he began with his own hand the pious work and a habitant of Beaupré, Louis Guimont, sorely afflicted with rhumatism, came grinning with pain to lay three stones in the foundation in honor probably of saint Anne, saint Joachim and their daughter the Virgin. Instantly he was cured. It was but the beginning of a long course of miracles continued more than two centuries and continuing still. Their famé spread far and wide. The dévotion to saint Anne became a distinguishing feature of canadian catholicity, till at the présent day, at least thirteen parishes bear her name. But of ail her shrines, none can match the famé of Saint-Anne du Petit-Cap. Crowds flocked thither on the week of her festival, and marvellous cures were wrought unceasingly as the sticks and crutches hanging on the walls and columns still attest. Sometimes the whole shore was covered with the wigwams of Indian couverts who had paddled their birch canoës from the farthest wilds of Canada. The more fervent among them would crawl on their knees from the shore to the altar. And, in our own day, every summer a far greater concourse of pilgrims — not in paint and feathers, but in cloth and millinery, and not in canoës but in steamboats — bring their offerings and their vows to the " Bonne Sainte Anne " 1904. Un Père Rédemptoriste, Neuvaine à la Bonne Sainte Anne, 36 pages, Fall River, Mass.

Périodique : The annals of St- Anne, Brighton Park, Chicago, 111.

LE CULTE DE SAINTE AXNE EN OCCIDENT (il)

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Sans date. A. W., Ex voto, " Saint Anne," 10 quatrains, dont :