An Unapologetic Critique of Religious Theatre in La Belle Province In the churches of Quebec - those aging stone buildings and converted community halls scattered across Montreal, Quebec City, and the smaller towns - hundreds gather every…
Most French-speaking Haitians in Montreal will tell you, with fire in their eyes and a Bible in their hand, that Jesus is the reason they are still standing. They pack the storefront churches on Jean-Talon or in Saint-Michel, sing Kreyòl hy
Quebec has long prided itself on its secular soul. After the Quiet Revolution of the 1960s, the Catholic Church was pushed out of schools, hospitals, and public life with the same quiet determination that once filled pews. Today, the provin