Antonin Nantel

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Antonin Nantel (1830–1920) was a Canadian Roman Catholic priest, educator, and author known for his contributions to religious education in Quebec.

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**Antonin Nantel**

**Definition:**
Antonin Nantel (1830–1920) was a Canadian Roman Catholic priest, educator, and author known for his contributions to religious education in Quebec.

**Article:**

### Early Life and Education
Antonin Nantel was born in 1830 in Lower Canada (now Quebec). He pursued religious studies and was ordained as a Roman Catholic priest, dedicating his life to education and the Church.

### Career and Contributions
Nantel served as a teacher and principal at various institutions, including the Petit Séminaire de Montréal. He was recognized for his efforts in promoting religious education and authored several works aimed at improving catechism and moral instruction among youth.

### Legacy
Antonin Nantel’s work had a lasting impact on Catholic education in Quebec during the 19th century. His dedication to teaching and writing helped shape the religious and moral framework of his community.

**Meta Description:**
Antonin Nantel was a 19th-century Canadian priest and educator known for his contributions to Catholic education and religious literature in Quebec.