Father Ralph Corbeil 1960-1968
Holy Family's tenth pastor. Father Ralph Corbeil, was to be the last resdient priest assigned to Daigle. Thereafter, the parish became a mission served by priests from surrounding parishes. He was born in Biddeford and attended St. Joseph's school there. He was ordained a priest in July, 1935, and was named assistant pastor in Waterville. He was chaplain in the United States army in 1944 and 1945. Following his military service, he was assistant pastor in Fort Kent, Springvale and Lewiston. He left Holy Family on April 30, 1968 to become pastor at St. David's in Madawaska. Father retired on August 1, 1969.
Holy Family's tenth pastor. Father Ralph Corbeil, was to be the last resdient priest assigned to Daigle. Thereafter, the parish became a mission served by priests from surrounding parishes. He was born in Biddeford and attended St. Joseph's school there. He was ordained a priest in July, 1935, and was named assistant pastor in Waterville. He was chaplain in the United States army in 1944 and 1945. Following his military service, he was assistant pastor in Fort Kent, Springvale and Lewiston. He left Holy Family on April 30, 1968 to become pastor at St. David's in Madawaska. Father retired on August 1, 1969.
Father Ralph Corbeil 1960-1968
Holy Family's tenth pastor. Father Ralph Corbeil, was to be the last resdient priest assigned to Daigle. Thereafter, the parish became a mission served by priests from surrounding parishes. He was born in Biddeford and attended St. Joseph's school there. He was ordained a priest in July, 1935, and was named assistant pastor in Waterville. He was chaplain in the United States army in 1944 and 1945. Following his military service, he was assistant pastor in Fort Kent, Springvale and Lewiston. He left Holy Family on April 30, 1968 to become pastor at St. David's in Madawaska. Father retired on August 1, 1969.
Holy Family's tenth pastor. Father Ralph Corbeil, was to be the last resdient priest assigned to Daigle. Thereafter, the parish became a mission served by priests from surrounding parishes. He was born in Biddeford and attended St. Joseph's school there. He was ordained a priest in July, 1935, and was named assistant pastor in Waterville. He was chaplain in the United States army in 1944 and 1945. Following his military service, he was assistant pastor in Fort Kent, Springvale and Lewiston. He left Holy Family on April 30, 1968 to become pastor at St. David's in Madawaska. Father retired on August 1, 1969.
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