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An important book, Lecoq's "Objets de la vie domestique"

Yves Couture wrote 2 days ago: “Les objets de la vie domestique ustensiles en fer de la cuisine et du foyer des origines au X … more →

Tags: cooking, fire maintenance, stewart museum, Cooking Implements, Sources, Hearth, 17th Century, 18th Century, book

Josée Schryer: Interpreting folklore

vikingexplorer wrote 2 weeks ago: Le voile de Mathilde is an interpretation of the legend of the white lady of Montmorency, who commit … more →

Tags: landscape, Poetics, black and white photography, folklore, Legend, montmorency falls

New pages

Yves Couture wrote 2 weeks ago: Just published a page about receipts and cooking techniques in la Nouvelle-France. Another page list … more →

Tags: cooking, Sources, Hearth, book, Receipts, Cooking, Cookbook

So, where might I see visitation today? 2 comments

sistersheila wrote 2 weeks ago: On May 31st we will celebrate the feast of the Visitation.  This is an important feast for us, the C … more →

Tags: Catholic, Marguerite Bourgeoys, Virgin Mary, troyes, Feast of the Visitation, John the Baptist, religions spirituality, Congregation of Notre Dame, church

All the names of kitchen implements in Nouvelle-France

Yves Couture wrote 1 month ago: An important book This book constitutes an index of more than 400 words relating to the household im … more →

Tags: fire maintenance, cooking, stewart museum, Cooking Implements, Sources, book, Québec

A helper trivet

Yves Couture wrote 1 month ago: This trivet worked harder … An insectoid animal Cooking food in a container means the container must … more →

Tags: cooking, support utensils, stewart museum, Cooking Implements, trivet, Tripod

Forging and eating got me here

Yves Couture wrote 1 month ago: Forging There is the forging of my commisions and that of my curiosity. The needs and demands of my … more →

Tags: fire maintenance, cooking, stewart museum, Cooking Implements, Fire maintenance implements, Sources

50 years ago, they set out to answer God’s call…

sistersheila wrote 1 month ago: Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel resounded with joy and song this past Saturday as Sisters Associate … more →

Tags: Catholic, montreal, Marguerite Bourgeoys, Thanksgiving, Virgin Mary, spirituality, Celebration, Montréal 2, Jubilee!

They arrived 350 years ago!

sistersheila wrote 2 months ago: But who were “they”, and why does it matter? This year marks the 350th anniversary of the arrival of … more →

Tags: Catholic, Marguerite Bourgeoys, Ville-Marie, Sisters, filles du Roy, Montréal 2, Maison Saint-Gabriel, Francis Back, troyes

Ashley Tinker: A tourist in her own province

vikingexplorer wrote 2 months ago: “This series gave me the opportunity to create a select set of images, influenced by my inside … more →

Tags: Built environment, landscape, Kitsch, Ile d'Orléans, Roadside

Les Loups-Garous du Québec - Werewolves of Quebec 4 comments

julian peters comics wrote 3 months ago: “L’on apprend de Saint-Roch, près du Cap Mauraska [Kamouraska], qu’il y a un loup- … more →

Tags: Bande dessinée, Illustration, New France, gazette de québec, Gévaudan, Kamouraska, loup garou, Sorcellerie, werewolf

It's a celebration!1 comment

sistersheila wrote 5 months ago: On Saturday, January 12, we will celebrate the feast of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys, foundress of my co … more →

Tags: Catholic, Sister, Religious, Multicultural, montreal, Marguerite Bourgeoys, Ville-Marie

Kateri Tekakwitha scintille

Le Scribe wrote 7 months ago: Kateri Tekakwitha (ou :  Tegakwitha, Tekakouitha, Tagaskouïta..) Elle a quitté son corps à 24 ans, l … more →

Tags: Articles, billets, essais., Poésie, jehanne, kateri, Kateri Tekakwitha, sainteté

A Tessier Lineage Back To Jacques Tessier and Laurence Boiglou of Limoges - Links Restored1 comment

Evelyn Yvonne Theriault wrote 9 months ago: A message from Steven Lemire I’m going out on a limb here .. But I’ve been told I have 2 … more →

Tags: 875, quebec history, Tessier, Lemire, LaPlante, grenier, New France

Finger, Moon and Invisible Hand(s) at Work in Montréal ...

renaudfavier wrote 1 year ago: Not all who protest for the moon deserve it, not all who ask with fingers raised deserve to be heard … more →

Tags: France, French, climate change, change, twitter, facebook, social network, occupy, Europe

Bataille de bouffe pour un continent

julian peters comics wrote 1 year ago: The Battle of the Plains of Abraham as a food fight. I proposed this comic for the annual comics com … more →

Tags: Bande dessinée, New France, humour, battle of the plains of abraham, Bataille des Plaines d'Abraham, Concours BD Hachette Canada 2012, Food Fight, Bataille de Bouffe

New France: Once Upon a Time...4 comments

michelinewalker wrote 1 year ago: LOUIS HÉBERT (c. 1575 – January 1627): the First Farmer   Before I write further on the subject of N … more →

Tags: History, Canada, the golden goose, Pierre-Esprit Radisson, New France, amerindian, Company of One Hundred Associates, Louis Hébert, Indigenous peoples of the Americas

Jean Berger Project Q & A

julian peters comics wrote 1 year ago: As if adapting classic poems were too commercial, I am now working on a comic based on the lyrics of … more →

Tags: poetry comics, Bande dessinée, Jean Berger, montreal, New France

Massacre starts Métis link5 comments

scansite wrote 1 year ago: For more than a half century, they were all of one name. Then family mergers and moves away began. D … more →

Tags: Métis, Origins, Scottish Canadians, Abenaki, Calliere, Canada, Canada Border Services Agency, Carignan-Salieres Regiment, Cayuga


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