Aboriginal peoples in Canada
With the Parisian priest [[Jean-Jacques Olier]], founder of the [[Society of Saint-Sulpice]], Dauversière formed the idea of establishing at the colony of [[Fort Ville-Marie]] in New France several communities: one of priests to convert the Indians, one of [[Religious Sister]]s to nurse the sick, and another to teach the local children of the [[Aboriginal peoples in Canada|Native Americans]]. Olier involved some of his wealthy [[penitent]]s, while Royer found support from the Baron de Fanchamp, also a native of La Flèche. Others joined in, one being [[Angélique Bullion]], and six persons formed The Company of Montreal (). They raised between them 75,000 [[French livre|livres]].