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One h u n d re d seven ty y e a rs after Father Basil Moreau found­ ed the Congregation of Holy Cross in Le Mans, France, Notre Dame students, faculty and administra­ tors will travel to the site to cele­ brate his beatification for three days of ceremonies to celebrate Moreau’s life, beginning Friday. Father Richard Warner, direc­ tor of campus ministry at Notre Dame, described the importance of the beatification for the Notre Dame community. “For all of us, it is a very special m o m e n t ,” he said. “He w as a grea t educator, and during our time as priests and brothers we have been educators.” Warner is a member of the offi­ cial pa r ty th a t will be closely involved in the weekend’s festivi­ ties. The official party consists of 800 people — 15 from each Holy Cross province across the globe, as well as adm inistra tors from each of the Holy Cross schools and all the Holy Cross bishops. In addition to Warner, Notre Dame’s delegation will include University President Father John Jenkins; Richard C. Notebaert, chair of the University’s Board of T ru s te e s ; Execu tive Vice President John Affleck-Graves; Associate Vice President Father J a m e s E. M cDonald; P rovost Thomas G. Burish; John Cavadini, the director of the Institute for Church Life; and Vice President for Student Affairs Father Mark Poorman. In addition to the official group, 65 Notre Dame students studying in Europe — mainly in Angers,