pg 119 Chapter VII. Year 1848 1. New Agreement with Mgr. Bazin The character of the events of this year would appear to be of a more marked importance than whatever had occurred up to the present date. One of the first in chronological order and importance is the new agreement with the new Bishop of Vincennes. It had been morally impossible for F. Sorin to assist at his consecration at Vincennes in the month of November previous. Until the month of April 1848 it was equally difficult for him to make the journey to Vincennes. However, he at that time felt more desirous than ever to visit this worthy pretate, and the minor chapter was happily of his opinion. Arrived at Vincennes, his first care was to have the former agreement cancelled, which bound the Brothers in such a manner to the diocese that they had no liberty to make any foundations elsewhere, no matter what advantages might be represented. This first point being secured, F. Sorin himself drew up a new agreement which the good Bishop consented to sign. It