Felix-Raymond-Marie Rouleau

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Québec, Canada
BuriedCathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec
ParentsFélix Rouleau
Luce Irvine
Previous post(s)Bishop of Valleyfield (1923-26)
MottoCaritas veritas
("Truth in charity")
Coat of armsFélix-Raymond-Marie Rouleau's coat of arms

Félix-Raymond-Marie Rouleau

cardinalate in 1927.[1]

Early life

One of eleven children, Félix Rouleau was born in

Saint-Hyacinthe
on December 8, 1886.

Taking the name Raymond-Marie, Rouleau made his final vows on August 3, 1888. He studied theology under Antonin Sertillanges at the Dominican monastery in Corbara, on the island of Corsica. He made his final vows on August 4, 1891.[1]

Priesthood

Rouleau was

master of novices at the Dominican novitiate
in Saint-Hyacinthe until 1897. He was also director of studies (1897–1898) and regent of studies (1898–1900) at the novitiate.

From 1900 to 1909, Rouleau was

Franco-Ontarian community in the dispute over Regulation 17, which forbade French instruction in Ontario schools. He served as provincial superior of the Dominicans in Canada from 1919 to 1923.[3]

Episcopal career

On March 9, 1923, Rouleau was appointed the second

episcopal consecration on the following May 22 from Archbishop Pietro di Maria, with Bishops Félix Couturier, OP, and Georges Gauthier serving as co-consecrators
.

Rouleau was later named the seventh

Extreme Unction but later convalesced.[4]

Rouleau died from

Notre-Dame de Québec Cathedral
.

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Catholic Church titles
Preceded by Bishop of Valleyfield
1923–1926
Succeeded by
Preceded by Archbishop of Quebec
1926–1931
Succeeded by