Andrew Sutherland
(1811-1867), Church ministerSitter in 1 portrait
by David Octavius Hill, and Robert Adamson
calotype, 1843-1848
NPG P6(59)
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GUYOT Jean-Yves
27 December 2020, 02:34
In Aberdeen there was a local priest named Father Sutherland. He helped the Sisters of Nazareth to establish a house of charity in that city in 1860 and ignored the slander that was uttered against the Sisters of Nazareth by an envoy of the Little Sisters of the Poor from the Motherhouse of St. Pern near Rennes, France. Without him, this secondary house in Hammersmith could not have been set up.
A Aberdeen il y a eu un prêtre local appelé Father Sutherland. Il a aidé les Sœurs de Nazareth à implanter une maison de bienfaisance dans cette ville en 1860 et n'a pas tenu compte des calomnies qui lui ont été proférées à l'encontre des Sœurs e Nazareth par un envoyé des Petites Sœurs des pauvres de la maison mère de Saint-Pern près de Rennes (France). Sans lui, cette maison secondaire d'Hammersmith n'aurait pas pu être mise en place.