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“From six in the evening, his martyrdom had continued through the ghastly night until nine o'clock in the morning. After fifteen hours of torture rarely if ever surpassed in the bloody annals of the Iroquois, the soul of Gabriel Lalemant was freed from its charred and mutilated prison and summoned to join his comrade Jean de Brébeuf in the radiant splendor of God. March 17th, 1649, was the date; for Brébeuf it had been the sixteenth.”
— Fr. John A. O'Brien, speaking of St. Gabriel Lalemant

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1906 Paris Kyriale
published 19 March 2013 by Corpus Christi Watershed

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• Kyriale: ou Ordinaire de la messe : d’après l'édition vaticane avec un courte Méthode de Chant Grégorien • Paris : Société d'éditions du chant Grégorien • With an important insert at the front by Gastoué •



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