1979
DOI: 10.3138/chr-060-02-03
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Catholique d'abordl: Catholicism and Nationalism in the Thought of Lionel Groulx

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“…The other traits that distinguished the French‐Canadians, such as the French language and their French origin and tradition (assimilated to the idea of race) and the rural way of life, were not such determining factors in defining the nation. Thus, the language, which after the second half of the twentieth century would become the primary trait of the new national definition, was not for Groulx the ‘essence’ of the nation but rather the guardian of the faith : ‘our language can only remain if our priests keep our beliefs, main support of our nationality (…) Language, guardian of French type, is the main guarantee of national life for our people (…) and the hope of survival for catholic people’ (Groulx, cited in Senese : 168).…”
Section: ‘Catholics Above All’: the Religious Mission Of Traditional mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The other traits that distinguished the French‐Canadians, such as the French language and their French origin and tradition (assimilated to the idea of race) and the rural way of life, were not such determining factors in defining the nation. Thus, the language, which after the second half of the twentieth century would become the primary trait of the new national definition, was not for Groulx the ‘essence’ of the nation but rather the guardian of the faith : ‘our language can only remain if our priests keep our beliefs, main support of our nationality (…) Language, guardian of French type, is the main guarantee of national life for our people (…) and the hope of survival for catholic people’ (Groulx, cited in Senese : 168).…”
Section: ‘Catholics Above All’: the Religious Mission Of Traditional mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ils sont coupables d'opportunisme et mettent leur ambition nationale au-dessus des intérêts universels de la foi. Certains ont vu dans le roman Uappel de la race une métaphore du mariage mixte que constituerait la Confédération 52 …”
Section: Groulx Les Sentinellistes Et Leurs Adversairesunclassified