This book sheds light on a tumultuous conflict within the Catholic Church in Quebec, Canada, during the early 20th century. The central issue revolves around the Collège de Monnoir, a prestigious educational institution facing severe opposition from two bishops, each claiming jurisdiction over it. The author meticulously presents a detailed account of the events leading up to the conflict, meticulously analyzing the pivotal moments and controversies. The book explores the complex interplay between religious authority, legal constraints, and the dedication of a group of priests who fought to maintain the legacy of their institution. Through the lens of this specific case, the author delves into the broader themes of ecclesiastical power dynamics, institutional resilience, and the limits of obedience within religious hierarchies. The author masterfully unveils the machinations and strategies employed by the opposing factions, highlighting the profound impact of their actions on the lives of those involved. Through primary source documents and rigorous historical analysis, this book offers an in-depth understanding of a defining chapter in Canadian Catholic history, providing valuable insights into the complexities of religious authority, the struggles for autonomy, and the enduring power of education.
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