Church Location:   Address (Office): E-Mail: Divine Mercy Website: TFN Community Website:   P.P.C. Chairperson: P.E.A.C. Chairperson: Eucharistic Celebration:	28 River Rd., Tobique First Nation, NB  E7H 3T1     (Please do not send mail to the above address) Saint Ann, c/o St. Mary of the Angels 44 Marian Dr., Perth-Andover, NB  E7H 3A7 https://divinemercy-nb.ca https://tobiquefirstnation.ca Mrs. Marilyn Perley Mrs. Jennifer Sappier Sunday at 12:00 Noon
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The Tobique Reserve is located on the north side of the Tobique River.The reserve comprises two lots: The Brother's #18 and Tobique #20. The reserve, established in 1801 with nearly 20,000 acres, was granted after a petition to the government by band members. Roughly two-thirds of members of the Tobique First Nation reside on the reserve lands.

The Maliseet Mission (as it was first called) was a mission of Van Buren, Maine from 1838 to 1850. The first chapel was built in 1853, and was ministered to from Saint-Basile.

• The church was destroyed by fire on November 10th, 1923.
  
• A new church was built; its dedication took place on November 11th, 1925. It then received the name of Saint Ann's Parish.
  
• On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the parish, important renovations were made to the church.
  
• On November 9th, 1975 there was a 50th anniversary celebration presided by the Most Reverend Fernand Lacroix, C.J.M., Bishop of Edmundston, followed by a banquet and social activities.
  
• From 1924 to 1927, a group of nuns resided there and were involved in parish life: they were the Little Franciscans of Mary.
  
• Then, from 1927 to 1985, the Sisters of Charity of Saint John replaced them in the same line of work: liturgy, religious education, visiting the sick, etc...
  
• The first baptism took place on December 1st, 1924: John Joseph Sappier.
  
• The first marriage took place on May 18, 1925: Gregory Saulis and Alice Tremblay.
  
• The first Catholic School was built in 1923.
  
• In 1989, the Franciscans left. Since then, there has been no resident pastor in the parish.
  
• In 1991, the rectory was demolished.
  

• Arts and crafts building
  
• Swimming pool and picnic area along the Tobique
  
• "New Cemetary":(Rodney Bear, the first to be buried, August 23, 1974)
  
• Royal Canadian Legion (Nov. 11, 1974)
  
• Official opening of the Mah-Sos School: November 8, 1975
  
• Knights of Columbus: 3rd Degree Council ; 4th Degree Assembly
  
• Maliseet Indian Youth Dancers and Chanters
  
• Hospital (1924-1948)
  
• Post Office: Br. Irenée Roy, O.F.M., asst. postmaster for 11 years, and postmaster for 31 years
  
• A. A. (1974)
  
• Al-Anon (1975)
  
• Alateen (1975)
  
• Labour Day Celebrations
  
• Band Newsletter
  

Reference: Souvenir book commemorating the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the Diocese of Edmundston, published by the Madawaska Historical Society Revue (Vol. XXIII, Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4), 1995.

Photos: Jacques G. Albert, Jeanne d'Arc Cyr, Bishop François Thibodeau, C.J.M.