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The Makers of Canada: Bishop Laval

By Adrien Leblond

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a time of wilderness and colonial struggle, one man's dedication shapes the spiritual landscape of a nation.

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2005-11-28
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Summary

"The Makers of Canada: Bishop Laval" by Adrien Leblond is a historical narrative that explores the life of François de Laval and his monumental impact on the Catholic Church's establishment in 17th-century Canada. The story showcases the tough realities of introducing Christianity to a largely Indigenous population while navigating the complex political landscape of the time. Early on, the book introduces the daring efforts of missionaries like the Récollets and Jesuits as they ventured into the Canadian wilderness to spread their beliefs. Laval rises as a central figure, dedicating himself to the administrative challenges of establishing the Church's authority. The story looks at key conflicts between the Church and colonial leaders, the building of missions, and the interactions between European settlers and Indigenous peoples, offering a detailed look at this historical period.

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