pastoral ministries during the year and often travel on assignment each summer. These ministries and assignments are tailored to the individual’s interests and capabilities. Supervised Ministry: The Basilians consider the first year of ordination an important stage in the formation process as it is often the most challenging period for new deacons and priests. This serves as an adjustment period to the work of the priesthood in a Basilian apostolate. Coat of Arms The Basilian coat of arms was developed in the late 19th century. Its main components are the founding date of the congregation (1822); the congregation's motto in Latin; and a shield bearing four symbols. The four symbols and their meanings are: a chalice, representing the Blessed Sacrament; an open book, representing knowledge; a fleur-de-lis representing both the Blessed Virgin and the French origins of the Basilians; and a Greek cross, representing Christ and honoring St. Basil, the Greek patron of the congregation. The motto, which is translated as "teach me goodness, discipline, and knowledge", is often seen on the logos of Basilian schools around the world. Superiors general Fr. Joseph B. Lapierre (1822-1838) Fr. Pierre Tourvielle (1838-1859) Fr. Julien Actorie (1859-1864) Fr. Jean-Mathieu Soulerin (1865-1879) Fr. Adrien Fayolle (1879-1898) Fr. Noel Durand (1898-1910) Fr. Victorin Marijon (1910-1914) Fr. James Frederick Players (1914-1922) Fr. Robert Francis Forster (1922-1929) Fr. Henry Carr (1930-1942) Fr. Edmund J. McCorkell (1942-1954) Cardinal George Bernard Flahiff (1954-1961) Fr. Joseph Charles Wey (1961-1973) Fr. Thomas James Hanrahan (1973-1981) Fr. Ulysse Ernest Pare (1981-1989) Fr. Robert Joseph Barringer (1993-1997) Bishop Ronald Peter Fabbro (1997-2002) Fr. Kenneth John Decker (2002-2010) Fr. George Terence Smith (2010-2018) Fr. Kevin J. Storey (2018-present) Notable Basilians David Bauer, Canadian amateur hockey advocate and Olympic hockey coach Henry Carr, made significant contributions to Catholic education in Canada including broadening the curriculum at St. Michael’s College’s high school department so its graduates could qualify for admission to university and arranging for St. Michael’s College to become a federated arts college in the university, a model that was copied by other Catholic institutions in English-speaking Canada. Ronald Peter Fabbro, Bishop of London, Ontario, 2002–present George Bernard Flahiff, Archbishop of Winnipeg,1961-1982 Eugene Carlisle LeBel, influential administrator of Assumption College, Windsor, and later University of Windsor. M. Owen Lee, American classics and music scholar, who was well known for his contributions as an intermission commentator, pianist, and quiz panelist on the Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts.