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LOUIS CORRIVEAU
Born : March 23, 1964
Deceased :
Auxiliary Bishop of Québec, 2016-2019; Titular Bishop of Arena
Bishop of Joliette, 2019-present
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Origin/meaning
The star symbolises the Virgin Maryand also refers to the native parish (Sainte-Marie-de-Beauce) of the bishop, the place of his pastoral internship (L'Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary)and to the principal patroness of the Archdiocese of Quebec.
The deer is a traditional image among the Fathers of the Church to symbolize the catechumen (Ps 41-42) and therefore also evangelization and Christian initiation which are taking more and more place in the life of the Church. It also refers to the faithful of Portneuf with whom he spent several years as parish priest.
The dragon symbolises the fight against evil as well as the parish Saint-Georges de Beauce where the bishop worked. Saint George is always depicted slaying a dragon.
The scallop was an element of the coat of arms of Saint François de Montmorency-Laval which recalls the training he received from Laval University and his ministry as a member of the formation team at the Grand Séminaire de Québec.
Literature: http://www.ecdq.org/l-eglise-de-quebec/eveques/louis-corriveau/
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