The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 9); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . chapel was built on the St. Ignaceside where Father Marquette took up his residence inthe summer of 1671, and remained m charge of theIndian tribes there until 17 May, 1673. He died 18May, 1675. Two years later the Kiskakons broughthis bones to St. Ignace, where they were reinterredbeneath the floor of the new chapel, built in 1674by Father Henry Nouvel and his associate. FatherPhilip Pierson. In 1683 Jean Enjalran became supe-rior and Pierre B
The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 9); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . chapel was built on the St. Ignaceside where Father Marquette took up his residence inthe summer of 1671, and remained m charge of theIndian tribes there until 17 May, 1673. He died 18May, 1675. Two years later the Kiskakons broughthis bones to St. Ignace, where they were reinterredbeneath the floor of the new chapel, built in 1674by Father Henry Nouvel and his associate. FatherPhilip Pierson. In 1683 Jean Enjalran became supe-rior and Pierre Bailloquet his assistant. The Frenchpost, instead of protecting and helping the mission,became its ruin. Father Etienne de Carheil, who suc-ceeded to the mission in 1686, raised his voice in vig-orous protest to the Governor-General Frontenacagainst the greed and lust of the traders, the garrisons,and their commanders. The appointment as com-mander of the St. Ignace post of Sieur Antoine dela Motte Cadillac increased these evils. Comte deFrontenac died in 1698 and was succeeded by LouisHector de Calli^res, who granted Cadillac permissionIX.—44.
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