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It's a wonder they find the time to shower their doyennes with such affection, given St. D'Estouteville had jurisdiction over 388 parishes divided into 28 doyennes and six archdioceses. If Onassis was an icon of New York society, the Lepine sisters - Gertrude, 68, Jeannette, 66, and Therese, 71 - are the doyennes of rural northern Vermont. |
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