2017-12-21 - Hénédine was the middle name of the lady who gave the money for the existing church. Because churches cannot be named after persons not in the saints directory; the priest spent a considerable amount of time researching and found an obscure St. Henedine of Cagliari, a martyr in Sardinia during the second century. The organ was electrified, but is otherwise original. -Database Manager
Source: Stoplist courtesy of the Casavant Frères Archives Date not recorded
Ste-Hénédine, Québec
Église Ste-Hénédine
Casavant Op. 493 1912 2/13
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GRAND ORGUE RÉCIT PÉDALE
8' Montre 65 8' Principal 54 b 16' Bourdon 30
8' Mélodie 65 8' Bourdon 61 8' Flûte 12
8' Dulciane 53 a 8' Viole de Gambe 61
4' Prestant 65 8' Voix Céleste 49
2' Doublette 61 4' Flûte Harmonique 61
8' Trompette 65 8' Hautbois 49 c
Octave Aigüe Trémolo
a 1-12 Mélodie b 1-7 Bourdon c 1-12 Viole
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