Another example of religious behaviour is an expectation of sacrifice, Bauer said.

We don't just want to look at some games and drink beers. You have to work, but even if you're not a theologian student you can follow the class," he said, adding that those who don't believe the team is a religion can still earn high marks.

n Prof. Olivier Bauer's class at the Université de Montréal, worshippers can argue that their team is their religion.

If that was the start of the Quiet Revolution,it wasn't very quiet."

The gray weather on that St. Patrick's Day mirrored Montreal'smood.

Hal Laycoe of the Boston Bruins, and thenassaulted a linesman

No athlete has embodied the soul of a city and the spirit of itspeople as Richard did in the 1940s and '50s in Montreal, my homefor the past 21 years.

oud Start To The Quiet Revolution MARCH 17 1955 The RIOT OVER ROCKET RICHARD

Richard the most-fined player in the league

Richard averaged a goal a game, playing in all 50 games, and the legend took root.

RICHARD GOES INSANE

For five minutes, the tempest rages.

ncensed, Richard swings his stick with two-fisted fury at Laycoe. He hits him with such force across the shoulders that his stick splinters

The tension between the two rivals in the six-team NHL has been building inside the Boston Garden all night

Unbeaten, unbowed, unrepentant — still forever proud.

revenge was on some fans' minds.

Ted Lindsay had been dispatched for four games after punching a Toronto fan.

Laycoe's story had Thompson trying to wrestle both of them and, in order to get at the Bruins player, Richard smacked the official.

So far, pretty normal for those days

What we can know today are the basic facts.

Maurice Richard said many times that, in order to understand the events leading up to the riot of

It is a queer thing," said Conrad Neron, "how every man finds it equally hard to rest content. Here are three who left their homes and came this long way to settle and farm, and here am I always saying to myself that nothing would be so pleasant as to sit quietly in an office all the day, a pen behind my ear, sheltered from cold wind and hot sun."

"Blessed art Thou amongst women..."

THE STUFF OF DREAMS

The morrow was a day of blue sky, a day when from the heavens some of the sparkle and brightness descends to earth. The green of tender grass and young wheat was of a ravishing delicacy, even the dun woods borrowed something from the azure of the sky.

wenty dollars a month

Esdras

touch of awkwardness

sign of the cross

Au ciel, au ciel, au ciel, J'irai la voir un jour . .

jestingly

A little child of six years was extremely [26] sick in the Mission of saint Michel. His mother was unable to contain her tears, seeing the excess of his pain, and the approach of death to this her only son. " My mother," said to her this child, " why do you weep your tears will not give me back my health; but rather let us pray to God together, so that I may [page 111] be very happy in Heaven." After some prayers, his mother said to him, "

here the Savage Christians are increasing in number and in virtue beyond all our hopes,

On Easter Sunday, father Vimont at the end of his Class did something similar to what father le Jeune did last yea

hile they tormented him in this manner, those wretches derided him

ut the Jesuits are able to aid the people there

This irritates the Sky, it will not fail to take revenge; and, when the corn shall begin to mature, it will without doubt vent upon it the effects of its wrath."

During the day, the Sun burns you; during the night, you run the risk of being a prey to Mosquitoes

Do you believe in this deceiver? He does not know what he says.

The evil is, they are so attached to their old customs that, knowing the beauty of truth, they are content to approve it without embracing it.

Religious and secular, are continually offering their prayers and their vows to God for the conversion of the poor Barbarians of this whole country;

he conversion, baptism, and happy death of some Hurons."