Val Notre Dame

Saint-Jean-de-Matha, Canada / Masculin

Location

Nom officielAbbaye Val Notre-Dame
Numéro31
Adresse250, Chemin de la Montagne Coupée, Saint-Jean-de-Matha, Canada
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Informations de contact

Téléphone[1] (450) 960-2889
Email communautécommunaute.vnd@gmail.com
Site webwww.abbayevalnotredame.ca
SupérieurDom Clément Charbonneau, Supérieur ad nutum 2024

Autres informations

Statut juridiqueAbbey
DiocèseDioecesis Joliettensis (Joliette)
Région OCSOCNE Sub-région
OriginesAfter the explusions of 1880 in France, Dom Chouteau, abbot of Bellefontaine, wanted to secure his community’s future and accepted an offer from the Canadian Sulpicians of agricultural land outside Montreal.
Histoire
  • 1881, 12 August: the four founders leave Bellefontaine and go to rejoin the fifth who has been preparing for his brothers’ arrival. They live in a small house (carefully preserved) and organize their conventual life at the beginning of September. The construction of the monastery had begun and the first buildings are blessed by the bishop of Montreal on 8 September, but they are only ready for occupation in November. With the support of the government and thanks to the charity of the Catholic faithful, construction continues at the same time the land is being cleared.
  • 1893: Creation of a school of agriculture, slightly removed from the monastery, which becomes highly respected and which produces generations of farmers and agronomists.
  • 1897, 8 September: consecration of the church.
  • 1902, 23 July: Fire.
  • 1906, 20 August: consecration of the new church.
  • 1913, 24 October: election of Dom Pacome Gaboury, superior and titular prior of Mistassini since 28 June 1901. He died on 28 June 1964 after 63 years as superior, 51 as abbot.
  • 1916: 2 fires, in May and December, destroy the agricultural buildings and the monastery, including the church and cloister.
  • 1962: Agricultural Institute is closed.
  • 1974, 29 November, sale of the cheese production.
  • 2003, 7 March: the community votes to transfer to a new location.
  • 2007, 13 August: construction of Val Notre-Dame begins.
  • 2008, 18 October: Dom Yvon-Joseph is nominated as bishop of Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatière.
Père immédiatBellefontaine (jusqu’en 2024); Resp. delégué : Mère Bénédicte Riondet d’Echourgnac (depuis 2025)
Maisons fillesMistassini Prairies ; Petit Clairvaux (Spencer, 1898-1920) ; Assomption (1936-1962) ; Orangeville (1977-1996) ; Bon Conseil (jusqu’en 2022).
Supérieurs préc.
  • Guillaume LEHAYE — Supériuer — 26/08/1881 – 03/03/1886
  • Antoine OGER — Supériuer —02/09/1886 – 10/05/1887
  • Antoine OGER — Prieur — 10/05/1887 – 28/03/1892
  • Antoine OGER — Abbé — 28/03/1892 – 01/08/1913
  • Pacôme GABOURY — Abbé — 24/10/1913 – 18/06/1964 (v.43)
  • Fidèle SAUVAGEAU — Abbé —06/07/1964 – 01/10/1990
  • Yvon MOREAU — Abbé — 22/10/1990 – 18/10/2008
  • André BARBEAU — Abbé — 15/11/2008 – 31/03/2024
Travail/revenusStore, production of candy and chocolates, publication of the series “Voix Monastiques”.
Install. hôtes13 rooms
TransportAéroport de Montréal : Dorval.
FondationsMistassini (1892), Orangeville (1977-1998)
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