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00000141
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Rogersville Parish
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300 rue du Collette<br /> Collette, NB<br /> E4Y 1J5
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The village of Collette, named for the first colonist Hosea Collette, developed as a result of the building of the Intercolonial railway. Acadiens, mainly from PEI, Madapedia and Richibucto came to the area to work and stayed to build a community.<br /> <br /> The parish prieist of Rogersville was Rev. Marcel Francois Richard and it was under his guidance that a church for the new setters was built at Collette in 1914 and named Ste. Jean-Baptiste.<br /> <br /> In 1954, the church suffered damage from lightning. It was restored and had a basement and sanctuary added.<br /> <br /> In 1954 (November 28th), Collette became an autonomous parish and the name of the church was changed to Notre-Dame du Fatima.
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Clergy list
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Alphonse Leger 1954-1957<br /> Ola Robichaud 1957-1967<br /> Romeo Melanson 1969-1970<br /> Yvon Cormer 1970-1973<br /> Leopold LeBlanc 1973-1976<br /> Yvon Arsenault 1976-1982<br /> Georges A. LeBlanc 1982<br /> <br /> The church was also served by the Trappist Fathers from Rogersville.
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2020/4/1
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faye.baisley
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