 One of them, Dom Pierre Papion, hid in order to celebrate secret masses across the region.After signing the Concordat, he became chaplain of the hospice de Sablé.Solesmes, whose occupants had been forced out in March 1791, was then commandeered as the country residence of a certain Henri Lenoir Chantelou and its archives were burned in a "civic" bonfire on 14 July 1794.