4 - (1846)
Hospice de Sainte-Pélagie moves from Saint-Simon Street to Wolfe Street.

4 - (1846)
Arrival of Geneviève Salois, widow of Clément Montrait, certified midwife, 50 years old.  Sick, she leaves the noviciate but asks Mgr. Bourget and Mrs. Jetté to allow her to die at the house.  In the Summer of 1847, she dies of typhus fever.

4 - (1846)
Arrival of Élizabeth Tailleur who leaves the noviciate on February 13, 1847.

6 - (1932)
Papal order issued by Pie XI approving the Constitutions of the Institute.

7 - (1815)
Birth of the third child of Rosalie Cadron and Jean-Marie Jetté.  The following day, the child, a boy, is christened Pierre, in Saint-Antoine de Lavaltrie.

8 - (1997)
Blessing by Mgr Gilles Lussier, bishop of Joliette, of the House of Rosalie Cadron- Jetté, a 215 year old relic (1782-1997).

9 - (1931)
Third exhumation and transfer of the remains of Mother de la Nativité to the new Mother House in Cartierville.  Triduum of "memorable days".

11 - (1832)
Birth of the eleventh child of Rosalie Cadron and Jean-Marie Jetté in Montreal.  A girl, she is christened Marie-Hedwige two days later, on the 11, in the parish Saint Nom de Marie of Montreal.

11 - (1845)
Meeting at the bishop's residence of the children of Mrs. Jetté with Mgr Bourget, who helps them understand their mother's vocation as "founder of a charitable organisation".

13 - (2000)
First pilgrimage to Montreal: "In the footsteps of Rosalie".

15 - (1827)
Birth of the ninth child of Rosalie Cadron and Jean-Marie Jetté in Montreal.  A boy, christened Antoine the following day in the parish of Saint Nom de Marie in Montreal.

18 - (1817)
Will of Rosalie Cadron signed in the presence of the notary J. Barthélemy Joliette at the seigniorial manor of Lavaltrie.

28 - (1821)
Birth of the sixth child of Rosalie Cadron and Jean-Marie Jetté.   A boy, christened Léonard (called Honoré, Henri or Henry) on May 31, in Saint-Antoine de Lavaltrie.

28 - (1822)
The Jetté sell their land in Lavaltrie to Joseph Bourdon.

30 - (1849)
Deed of incorporation of "Les Sœurs de Miséricorde de Montréal" (the Misericordia Sisters of Montreal) for the administration of the Hospice de la Maternité (maternity home).