Cormier is already in jail for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl who he insists he married.
A self-described pastor who is serving time for sexually assaulting a minor he claimed was his child bride has been sentenced to an additional nine months for abusing another girl.
Daniel Cormier was convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old who was a parishioner and volunteer at his now-defunct Church of Downtown Montreal.
The sentence handed down in a Montreal courtroom today will run consecutively to the five-year prison term he received last January.
Cormier, who is in his late 50s, was convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl he'd claimed as his bride after a ceremony at the church.
The assaults against the 16-year-old victim took place before those against the 10-year-old.
Quebec court Judge Claude Leblond noted in his sentencing today that the teenage girl viewed Cormier as a sort of guru.
Cormier did not testify in the case and did not express any remorse.
In the other case, Cormier insisted he was innocent and that his 10-year-old victim was in love with him.
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