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The Annals of Saint Anne is a religious catholic magazine that is published 6 times yearly. Founded in 1874, it now boasts an average of 25,000 subscribers and addresses all Christian families with its spiritual, moral and social content. The French version is totally different and contains even more variety: it reaches more than 55,000 homes, and is printed 11 times yearly. Both magazines aim to evangelize families and propagate Christian faith in our modern world. Care to find out why so many people enjoy reading The Annals?

Who has not heard about the famous André Bessette? Nothing seemed to foreshadow that this poor, sick man frail since childhood and almost illiterate would become renowned. Obviously his reputation is better established in our community in Québec because of the many miracles attributed to him and the majestic Oratory he had built on Mount Royal, in Montreal. (…)
André was born on Grand-Bois rang in Saint-Gregoire d’Iberville on August 9, 1845. On February 25, 1855, when he was only nine years old, his father had an accident in a forest that caused his death. On November 20, 1857, his mother died of tuberculosis. His maternal aunt, Rosalie-Foisy-Nadeau, lodged the 12 year old orphan in St. Césaire, from 1857 to 1860. (…)
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