pastoral activity

I hope I have enough students to make two hockey teams

When we learned about the 100th anniversary, we thought it was a good time to talk about the relationship between sport and religion, especially between the Habs and the religious context in Montreal and in Quebec," Bauer said.

Canadiens are, in fact, a faith.

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

Montreal Canadiens.

The arena is their temple, the players are their saviours, and those who worship them pray that the sacrifices made on the ice — of blood, sweat and tears — will lead them to glory.

Fans of the Montreal Canadiens pray that the sacrifices made on the ice of blood, sweat and tears will lead them to glory.

Graduate course set to debate whether one of Quebec's biggest passions is a religion

Worshipping les Canadiens

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

The melee, which forced the game to be suspended, ushered in arevolution

harbinger

Montreal's favorite son with a harsh penalty

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

here are moments when life gets in the way, when sports and thereal world collide at some intersection-

Richard accused Campbell of being partial against the Canadiens and enacting ethnic injustice

marred their relationship with his criticism of the president’s ruling on a fight between his French-Canadian teammate Bernie Geoffrion and the Rangers’ Ron Murphy.

Montreal to New York

Clarence Campbell

stiff-armed the defenseman while

cradling the puck with one hand on his stick

By 1955, Richard had scored more goals, 422, than anyone in the history of the NHL

And that was just the beginning.

RICHARD GOES INSANE

Laycoe lunges at Richard. His stick blade clips the Rocket above the left ear and opens a gash. The blood stains his scalp.

Quebec journalist André Laurendeau

Conspiracy theories

St. Catherine Street

Millions of words have been written. Millions more will be.

These final words, however, are of the sport.

These final words, however, are of the sport.

137 arrests

The Lord is with Thee

ENTRENCHED AGAINST WINTER

A MEAGER REAPING

delicious coolness fell upon the earth like a pardon.

Da'Be

WILD LAND

A visitor," announced mother Chapdelaine, "Eutrope Gagnon has come over to see us."

To satisfy her own mind and give him a proper conviction of besetting sin his mother had fashioned for herself a most involved kind of polytheism, had peopled the world with evil spirits and good who influenced him alternately to err or to repent.

How splendid that must be! Johnny Bouchard built a new barn last year, and it is a little Perron, daughter of Abelard Perron of St. Jerome, who teaches school

Nazaire Larouche kept directing attention to his wants with dark sayings

glancing inattentively

When he averted them it seemed by a conscious effort of politeness; swiftly they returned, and their glance, bright, keen, full of honest eagerness, was questioning and disconcerting

His bold eyes travelled from one to the other

I am in great luck at meeting you, since your farm is so high up the river and I don't often come this way myself."

jestingly

END OF THE YEAR

SEPTEMBER

On the 7th, news of the arrival of 20 Herons at 3 rivers; and then, on the 12th, departure of the soldiers, and of Domestics for the Hurons,—Tourmente, roger, Oliveau, and raison.

On Easter Sunday, father Vimont at the end of his Class did something similar to what father le Jeune did last year. Experience showed me that it would be quite proper that, [page 47] instead of a sermon in the morning,—as soon after five o'clock as there are people in the, Church,—there should be a Father to occupy the people until the 1st Mass: sive ex libro,—for instance, with the meditations of Dupont; or about the feast, or the Communion. One might take one's place at the lectern, turning it conveniently to be understood; and. at high Mass, a quarter-hour is sufficient after the Gospel, as usual.

reliquary medal.

Being sick for the last time, he made his Athataion or farewell feast, in a large Assembly, where he partook of the best, after their fashion, renewing his indulgences after each syncope which came upon him.

It is true, we must not touch this Cross; and yet," added they, " Tehore~nhaegnon says so.

on account of the promptitude we showed in assisting them

novena

This Nation is very docile, and when influenced by temporal considerations it can be bent as one pleases.