About Geneviève Boucher
Lived 1676 – 1766 (aged 89). Geneviève Boucher was a Canadian nun.
Geneviève Boucher (August 19, 1676 – May 30, 1766) was a Canadian Ursuline nun also known as Mère (Mother) Geneviève de Saint-Pierre, O.S.U., or simply Mère de Saint-Pierre.
Life The youngest daughter of Pierre Boucher, Governor of Trois-Rivières and Seigneur of Boucherville, and Jeanne Crevier, she was born in Boucherville. In 1694, she left home to enter the novitiate of the Ursulines of Quebec and received the religious habit of the Order and her religious name from Jean-Baptiste de La Croix de Chevrières de Saint-Vallier, the Bishop of Quebec, on 14 September of that year. Two years later, on 18 September 1696, she professed religious vows and became a member of the Order.
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Who was Geneviève Boucher?
Canadian nun
When was Geneviève Boucher born?
Geneviève Boucher was born on 19 August 1676 in Boucherville.
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Geneviève Boucher died on 30 May 1766 in Quebec City.
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Geneviève Boucher was a nun.
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Geneviève Boucher was Canadian.
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