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EDMONTON (CPI — Mrs! Oliva Boutin. Myear-old great-‘ grandmother, is on her way to1 becoming a Roman Catholic; nun under the. gutdance of her! eldest daughter who has been: a nun for 30 years. |

One of the adjustments in- volves titles. world. Mrs.

Boutin is cailedl

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Flt, Sept. 11, 1884. 11

Grandmother Is On Way To Become Catholic Nun

"sister" by her daughter who carries the title of “mother. ' “She is more ready to adapt to the change than I am." Moth-er Marie Francoise said Monday in explaining how she sometimes blurta "mum."

0 |But. she added, “I'll have toI in the religious Istart calling her 'slster' all the about the same time became

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tlcipatinz. disagree luiui'e strategic needs Goldwater says that under the

present administration “we face;

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ilng mther of four girls and

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Mrs. Boutm. French . speak-

itwo boys. became Sister Marie lAlice Olivier six months ago [when she became a novice in ithe Order of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Cross.

Mother Marie Francoise at

imistress of novices. in charge ’of girls and women preparing to become nuns.

She said her mother had con- sidered entering the religious life for many years.

“My mother was widowed at 25—1 was the eldest of six. My younger brother was only one year old She wanted to be sure we were all independent and settled betore she entered."

Because of Mrs. Boutin‘s age. necessary to get permis- rom Rome.

Born in the United States. she

open a! in: 11b in Saskatchewan. She raised her family in Contal and lived in Willow Branch and Assiniboia. Before entering the convent one was employed a house- keeper for priests in Saskatcha an. Sister Ma'rie Alice Dinner is the first novice in Canada to Wear the order‘s ne'w habit—a black mid - calf jumper and black long-sleeve blouse with white collar, black stockings. black oxfords and a white. bon- net with ahort black veil. “We e trying out this de- sign and it satisfactory it will

he adopted be order." Mother Marie Francoise es- ptained. "Our present heao- iece has a stiff white rutt

around the face and can make it difficult to obtain I driver's licence."

Our Lady of the Cross is a nursing. teaching and social work order. The order operates schools for retarded children in Creston. 3.0. and edvets. Sask.. and has three. homes for the aged in Saskatchewan.

Sister Marie Alice Olivier has 31 grandchildren and two great.- grandchildren in Alberta. Sas- katchewan and Manitoba.

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