Edmond Langevin
Canadian Roman Catholic priest
About Edmond Langevin
Lived 1824 – 1889 (aged 64). Edmond Langevin was a Canadian catholic priest, secretary, university teacher and writer, known for Vicar general.
Edmond Langevin (30 August 1824 – 2 June 1889) was a Canadian Roman Catholic priest and vicar general.
Born in Quebec City, Lower Canada, Langevin studied at the Petit Séminaire de Québec and the Grand Séminaire. He was ordained priest in 1847. He was appointed vicar general by Charles-François Baillargeon in 1867.
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Who was Edmond Langevin?
Canadian Roman Catholic priest (1824-1889)
When was Edmond Langevin born?
Edmond Langevin was born on 30 August 1824 in Quebec City.
When did Edmond Langevin die?
Edmond Langevin died on 2 June 1889 in Rimouski.
What was Edmond Langevin's occupation?
Edmond Langevin was a catholic priest, secretary, university teacher and writer.
What was Edmond Langevin known for?
Edmond Langevin was known for Vicar general.
What nationality was Edmond Langevin?
Edmond Langevin was Canadian.
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