text: "And Christians love everyone". The 1840s Anglo Protestants in Canada viewed the wave of Irish Refugees arriving in Canada as an invasion. The French Catholic response was much different, ""In June, the Superior of the Gray Nuns summoned her nuns, explained the situation and asked for volunteers, specifying that she would send them to death. All agreed. At the end of the month, thirty of the forty nuns are sick. Seven die soon after. They are replaced by the Sisters of Providence. It's not sufficient; The cloistered sisters of the Hôtel-Dieu got exceptional permission to go out to help the sick. The priests are volunteers; Anglophones must look very close to the dying to hear their confessions. They succumb in their turn; They sent for the Jesuits from New York. There are six hundred orphans on Grosse Île. At the Mass on Sunday at the Cathedral of Quebec, the parishioners saw poorly dressed children, who occupied the first benches ...that all children should be adopted ...They are."