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#	Name	Position	Phone
1	Msgr. Frank Leo, Jr., C.S.S.	General Secretary	(613) 241-9461 ext. 206
2	Bede Hubbard	Consultant to the General Secretariat	(613) 241-9461 ext. 203
3	Robert Di Pede	Assistant General Secretary	(613) 241-9461 ext. 202
4	Janet-Louise Vachon	Executive Secretary to Msgr. Frank Leo, Jr., C.S.S.	(613) 241-9461 ext. 206
5	Diane Palen	Executive Assistant to the General Secretary	(613) 241-9461 ext. 204
6	Lisa Gall	Communications Coordinator	(613) 241-9461 ext. 225
7	Nicole Brunet	Database Coordinator	(613) 241-9461 ext. 201
8	Bruce Henry	Archivist	(613) 241-9461 ext. 127

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