Mazenod. Edmund Peiris (1897–1989), Bishop of Chilaw, Sri Lanka Albert Sanschagrin (1911-2009), Bishop of Saint-Hyacinthe, Canada Hubert O'Connor (1928-2007), Bishop of Prince George, Canada Erwin Hecht (1933–2016), Bishop of Kimberley, South Africa David Douglas Crosby (born 1949), Bishop of Hamilton, Canada Mark Stuart Edwards (born 1959), Bishop of Wagga Wagga, Australia Carlos Alberto Salcedo Ojeda (born 1960), Auxiliary Bishop of Huancayo, Peru (born 1970), Auxiliary Bishop of Trois-Rivières, Canada Vicars Louis-Joseph d'Herbomez (1822-1890), Vicar Apostolic of British Columbia (1822-1890), Canada Benjamin de Jesus (1940–1997), Vicar Apostolic of Jolo, Philippines Victor Gnanapragasam (1940-2020), Vicar Apostolic of Quetta, Pakistan (born 1942), Vicar Apostolic of Vientiane, Laos Priests and religious Carl Kabat (born 1933), American priest and peace activist Albert Lacombe (1827–1916), French-Canadian missionary during the formation of Canada, broker of peace between the Cree and Blackfoot tribes Lucien-Antoine Lagier (1814-1874), Canadian priest. Adrien-Gabriel Morice (1859–1938), linguist, cartographer, and ethnologist Émile Petitot (1838–1916), French cartographer and ethnologist (1926-1992), Belgian missionary priest, participant in five National Film Board of Canada documentaries on the Innu, accused of abuse of Innu congregants during his tenure in Northern Quebec. Guy Mary-Rousselière (1913–1994) French-Canadian missionary priest, anthropologist and photographer, whose career was spent mostly in the Canadian Arctic. Ronald Rolheiser (born 1947), Canadian-born author of several spiritual books Larry Rosebaugh (1935–2009), American priest and activist Constantine Scollen (1841–1902), Irish-born missionary priest among the Blackfoot, Cree and Métis peoples of Canada and US. Institutions Americas The OMI founded the University of Ottawa in 1848, then the College of Bytown. Since the University of Ottawa became publicly funded in 1965, Saint Paul University exists as a separate but federated institution with a pontifical charter to grant ecclesiastical degrees and a public charter, through the University of Ottawa, to grant civil degrees. The congregation has been involved in religious and secular publishing, helping to establish a number of church, community, and ethnic newspapers in Canada including Ottawa's francophone daily newspaper Le Droit. The Tekakwitha Indian Orphanage in Sisseton, South Dakota. The school was later closed in the 1970s and demolished by the tribe in 2010 The Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, Texas. Formerly, they ran a seminary in Pass Christian, Mississippi. The National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows in Belleville, Illinois, along with its nearby retreat centre, King's House. The Colegio Vista Hermosa in Mexico City and several missions in the area of Oaxaca. Notre-Dame-du-Cap Basilica in