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Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School

Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School

Date10/18/1969
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Paul-Emile cardinal leger. Works with lepers in West Africa
Paul-Emile cardinal leger. Works with lepers in West Africa
3/7/1973
Paul-Emile Leger. Worked with lepers
Paul-Emile Leger. Worked with lepers
2/14/1974
Planning to treat lepers in Southeast Asia when he retires, Dr. Robert McClure, 70, steps down this month as moderator of United Church. He spent 45 y(...)
Planning to treat lepers in Southeast Asia when he retires, Dr. Robert McClure, 70, steps down this month as moderator of United Church. He spent 45 y(...)
1/4/1971
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger Told Kitchener audience poor nations could resort to violence unless foreign AID is sharply increased
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger Told Kitchener audience poor nations could resort to violence unless foreign AID is sharply increased
10/23/1969
Douglas Burke, offering his wife Bettle a handful of carnations, knows that flowers, truffles and perfume make scents as gifts from the heart on St. Valentine's Day
Douglas Burke, offering his wife Bettle a handful of carnations, knows that flowers, truffles and perfume make scents as gifts from the heart on St. Valentine's Day
2/7/1991
Gifts for the hungry: Teacher Rita Angelotti uses a bathroom scale today to weigh food brought by pupils of walter scott Public school in Richmond Hill for the food bank
Gifts for the hungry: Teacher Rita Angelotti uses a bathroom scale today to weigh food brought by pupils of walter scott Public school in Richmond Hill for the food bank
10/5/1990
He was no Flop: Jason Thomas, 16, of Kitchener's Cameron Heights high school, soars to a second-place finish yesterday in high jump event at the first annual Cardinal Carter Track Classic
He was no Flop: Jason Thomas, 16, of Kitchener's Cameron Heights high school, soars to a second-place finish yesterday in high jump event at the first annual Cardinal Carter Track Classic
4/20/1991
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
10/3/1984
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger. Meeting a friend at St. Michael's College
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger. Meeting a friend at St. Michael's College
10/27/1969
Joining hands, comedian Danny Kaye and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger sing Auld Lang Syne at Variety Clubs International dinner at the Royal York Hotel last night
Joining hands, comedian Danny Kaye and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger sing Auld Lang Syne at Variety Clubs International dinner at the Royal York Hotel last night
6/4/1976
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former archbishop of Montreal, preaches yesterday at Trinity United Church, the first time in its 85-year history that a Roman Catholic had occupied the pulpit
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former archbishop of Montreal, preaches yesterday at Trinity United Church, the first time in its 85-year history that a Roman Catholic had occupied the pulpit
5/7/1972
John M. Allegro, author of the Sacred Mushroom and the Cross, says he now sadly accepts mankind seems unable to live without myths
John M. Allegro, author of the Sacred Mushroom and the Cross, says he now sadly accepts mankind seems unable to live without myths
1/15/1971