Father Guillaume | |
Fictional Character | |
Southern Victory POD: September 10, 1862 | |
Appearance(s): | The Center Cannot Hold through The Grapple |
Type of Appearance: | Direct |
Nationality: | Republic of Quebec (born in Canada) |
Religion: | Catholicism |
Date of Birth: | c. 1872 |
Occupation: | Clergy |
Father Guillaume was a Catholic priest in the Republic of Quebec. In 1925 he was hastily made Bishop of Rivière-du-Loup, replacing Pascal Talon, who had become embroiled in a sex scandal.
Guillaume was a pious man and took his duties as a priest and bishop seriously, but his homilies, while insightful, were often dull.
Guillaume officiated at the funeral of Marie Galtier, and afterwards attempted, with less than complete success, to console her bereft widower Lucien by urging him to submit to the will of God.
In 1943, he officiated at the wedding of the Galtiers' grandson, Lucien O'Doull, to Paulette Archambault.
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Preceded by Pascal Talon |
Bishop of Rivière-du-Loup (Southern Victory) 1925- |
Succeeded by Incumbent at series' end, 1945 |