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On the same day that St. Raymond filed for bankruptcy, he was paid $5,000 for "grass-roots" services by the publisher John Georges in Georges's unsuccessful campaign for mayor of New Orleans in 2010, when Landrieu was first elected to the first of two terms at top position at City Hall.<ref name=cloistered>"Raymond-facing-criminal-investigation," ''The New Orleans Times-Picayune,'' February 26, 2010.}}</ref>
On the same day that St. Raymond filed for bankruptcy, he was paid $5,000 for "grass-roots" services by the publisher John Georges in Georges's unsuccessful campaign for mayor of New Orleans in 2010, when Landrieu was first elected to the first of two terms at top position at City Hall.<ref name=cloistered>"Raymond-facing-criminal-investigation," ''The New Orleans Times-Picayune,'' February 26, 2010.}}</ref>
Questions also remained about St. Raymond's place of residence and his frequent visits to [[Roman Catholic]] retreat centers, such as in [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], and [[Omaha]], [[Nebraska]], and at least one, the Center of Jesus the Lord on North Rampart Street in the Seventh Ward of New Orleans. The difficulty of locating St. Raymond has rendered it impossible to serve him with civil suits.<ref name=cloistered/> St. Raymond has also resided in [[Lake Charles]], [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]], and in Jefferson Parish, both Gretna and Metairie, Louisiana,, dates unavailable.<ref name=intelius/>
Questions also remained about St. Raymond's place of residence and his frequent visits to [[Roman Catholic]] retreat centers, such as in [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], and [[Omaha]], [[Nebraska]], and at least one, the Center of Jesus the Lord on North Rampart Street in the Seventh Ward of New Orleans. The difficulty of locating St. Raymond has rendered it impossible to serve him with civil suits.<ref name=cloistered/> St. Raymond has also resided in [[Houston, Texas|Houston]], Texas, [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]], and in Jefferson Parish, both Gretna and Metairie, dates unavailable.<ref name=intelius/>
St. Raymond's obituary makes no mention of his education or his business or political dealings.<ref name=obit/>
St. Raymond's obituary makes no mention of his education or his business or political dealings.<ref name=obit/>