Joseph-Thomas Duhamel

Joseph-Thomas Duhamel (6 November 1841 – 5 June 1909) was a Canadian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Ottawa. Quotes Canada, where the harvest was white and the laborers few, called forth for dispensers of the word of truth and of the mysteries of God. This was particularly the case in the diocese of Ottawa. Life of the Rev. Father Joseph Henry Tabaret (1886) Quotes about Joseph-Thomas Duhamel Joseph-Thomas Duhamel, second bishop and first Archbishop of Ottawa, whose episcopate of thirty-four years brought the diocese to its present prosperous state, will figure in the ecclesiastical history of Canada, as a prudent, saintly, and indefatigable worker. A country parish-priest before ascending the episcopal throne, he continued to lead the laborious life of an ordinary priest. His episcopal visitation was his only holiday. François-Xavier Brunet, Archdiocese of Ottawa (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia External links Category:1841 births Category:Catholics from Canada Category:Roman Catholic archbishops Category:1909 deaths