On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Eulalie (Mother Marie-Rose) in 2011, the Historical and Cultural Society of Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu completed the installation of a garden to the burial ground of Eulalie Durocher’s parents, a place that fosters an atmosphere of reflection in the middle of the parish cemetery. Mr. Olivier Durocher’s monument was repatriated, a new tombstone was erected and a commemorative plaque rendered homage to the Durocher family. Shrubs, flowers and two benches adorn this 20 by 20 square-foot calming space open to public.