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Most Reverend Faber MacDonald
At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on Friday, February 17, 2012, of Most Reverend J. Faber MacDonald, Stratford, age 80 years. Brother of Clare Doyle (Edwin, deceased), Mary Rose Garon (Bob), Sandy MacDonald (Ellie) and Marion McDougall (Don). Lovingly remembered by his 21 nieces and nephews. Resting at Belvedere Funeral Home until Thursday at 1:15 p.m., then to St. Dunstan’s Basilica for reception of the body at 1:30 p.m. The body will lie in state Thursday from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. until 9:45 a.m. Funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Dunstan’s Basilica on Friday at 10 a.m. Interment later in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Charlottetown, beside his parents. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made online or at Belvedere Funeral Home to Bedford House. A reception will take place at the Murphy Centre immediately following the mass.
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“We may cry because he is gone but we have to smile when we remember him and his wonderful laugh and his great music. He represented everything that was right and just in God's name. To know Bishop Faber was to love him.”
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Mrs
“Memories of Bishop Faber are many.I knew him before he became the Bishop as just Faber..He travelled each week to St. Peters Bay to attend High School and stayed at my Grandparents house.Josephine and Daniel (DJ)Mullin, each evening was spent both playing the fiddle and discussing whatever and preparing for school the next day.My sympathy's go out to all the family.RIP you have left an impact on us all..”
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“I have great memories of Bishop MacDonald when he would celebrate mass at our church in Grand Falls,Nl. As a teen I remember when he celebrated our Confirmation and I had a chance to speak with him. I recall him speaking to me like a young lady not just a kid in the church and it was very nice. I am sure he has earned and will enjoy a special place in heaven and will be fondly remembered by the many lives he touched over the years.
Sincerely Yvonne Sullivan(nee Murray)” -
Memories are made of These:
“Togetherness,Closeness of Family,Musical Talents and Abilities:To the Family Members of Bishop Faber:Clare,Mary Rose,Sandy and Marion,We extend Our Heartfelt Sympathy on your Earthly Loss! We are Grateful for having Known You All in Our Younger Days and Throughtout the Years Past!Cousins Joe & Cathy Quinn”
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“Sincerest sympathy to Marion,Sandy and your families on Faber's passing.”
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Mary Rose and Family
“Our sincere condolences.”
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“...I've known Faber 50 yrs and had many talks with him on matters of faith , he was always a good listener and would never fail to comment in a way that made me think or cause me to move to a higher plane...his eyes were always directed to you as you talked and had that twinkle that kept you at ease.......he'll be missed and you can rest assured that he will hear our prayers .....my prayers go out to his family Linus”
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Remembering Father Faber
“To Father Faber's Family:
In 1968, my mother and I went on a 3 week bus tour from London to Moscow and back across Europe. As a nineteen year old, I was the youngest on the bus, Father Faber was the next youngest. We often sat together on the bus talking about life, education, and what we observed from Russian farmers cutting wheat with scythes to passing miles of tanks on the road to Czechoslovakia. We glimpsed history, ate ice cream in the hot Moscow summer and spurred on by Father Faber, sang our way across continents. Father Faber invited by bother and I to visit him in Charlottetown. He was a wonderful host and such a thoughtful friend that he contained himself as he witnessed me flaying at a golf ball that ended up on an entirely different course. It is Father Faber's humanity and curiosity that I vividly recall and how my life was enriched by knowing him.
With sincerest sympathy,
Maria Cioni
Maria Cioni ” -
friend
“Deepest sympathy to all,Father Faber used to come to our parents home on Oak Dr. for tea and tunes. He did a lot to preserve the fiddle music and I hope people appreciate that. , prayerful thoughts . RUTH&BRAD ”
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Deepest Sympathy
“To Maureen and Larry
Our deepest sympathy to you , Clare and all of the Mac Donald family.
Bishop Faber will be remembered by us for ever,his kindness and his " fiddle " will never be forgotten.
May he rest in peace..
Take care.....” -
“Marion, Don et al. My sincere condolences. Bishop Faber besides being a good fiddler (I went to Rollo Bay a couple of times) he was a holy priest and bishop who preached our clergy retreat one year. God rest his good soul.”
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Deepest Sympathy
“To Clare & family
Wishing you a day of special moments in this time of sorrow and treasured memories of dear Bishop Faber to lift you up. The heavenly choir has just added a special violinist to its members.
With love prayers and happy memories” -
“Marion & Don and families: So sorry to hear of Faber's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. I have many happy thoughts of our day's at SDU. Wishing you peace and love to your families. Carl”
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Condolences
“To the family of Father Faber MacDonald,
I did not know Father Faber nor do I know his family, but he was a friend (and St. Dunstan's classmate, if I recall correctly) of my late father, Louis McGinn (who died in 2008). Dad always spoke warmly and fondly of Father Faber and was proud of his many accomplishments. May he rest in peace.
Kind regards,
Deborah Norris
Halifax, N.S.” -
“I am so sorry to hear this news. Bishop was a very dear friend of mine, from the days of his Royal bank career. We worked very closely when I was National President of the CWL and he was national Spiritual Director. A very spiritual man and a great champion of women. He will be remembered.”
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“Marian and Don: Deepest sympathy and prayers on the passing of Fr. Faber . Felt like we knew him through the gracious and loving sentiments always expressed by you and Don. His great work will continue. ”
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Mrs
“Memories of Fr. Faber when he was just Faber..He travelled everyweek by train to St. Peters Bay to attend High School and stayed at my Grandparents house ..My grandfather D J MULLIN and Faber spent many nights playing the fiddle and discussing the next day's ciriculum.To the family so sorry to read about his passing.”
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“I have good memories of my few times with Father Faber. Listen closely and we can hear the sound of a hearty laugh and the melody of a fine fiddle.”
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Deepest Sympathy
“Our deepest sympathy to the MacDonald family on the passing of your brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. ”
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“Prayers, thoughts to the McDonald family, especially to Marion and Don....unforgettable times in college ... He will comfort you. Love and peace.”
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scotch music fan
“So sad to see the passing of another great scottish music artist. condelences to all the family especially Don and his wife. May God bless him. John F RFyan.”
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Deepest Sympathy
“To Marion and Don and Ellie and Sandy,
please be assured of the many prayers and best wishes from your many friends , near and far , on the passing of your beloved brother . Faber was a nice guy ! May God grant him rest from his labours . Sincersuchout cureely , Pat .”
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