#pointe saint-mathieu

[philoursmars]

Troisième étape de mon périple dans l'Ouest pour retrouver des ami(e)s lointain(e)s : Christian en Bretagne, près de Brest, il y a un mois déjà.

A Plougonvelin, la Pointe Saint-Mathieu. Le Cénotaphe pour les Marins morts pour la France, avec son mémorial (où l'on voit des centaines de photos de marins civils et militaires, morts pendant l'une des guerres) , et sa longue stèle Art Déco.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Semaphore of Pointe Saint-Mathieu, Brittany region of France

French vintage postcard, mailed in 1910 to Paris

[anotherhumaninthisworld]

Do you happen to know how often it occurred for wives of arrested deputies to share the same fate of their husbands, so either imprisoned, or condemned to death ? Do you have some examples? I'm referring to the years between 92-95. Moreover if it's not too much to ask for, could you also point out the signature of the CSP members who signed such warrants?

That’s a very interesting question, especially since no official studies seem to have been made on the subject. What I’ve found so far (and it wouldn’t surprise me if there’s way more) is:

Félicité Brissot — after the news of her husband’s arrest, Félicité, who had lived in Saint-Cloud with her three children since April 1793, traveled to Chartres. There (on an unspecified date?) she and her youngest son Anacharsis (born 1791) were arrested by the Revolutionary Committee of Saint-Cloud (the two older children had been taken in by other people) which sent her to Paris. Once arrived in the capital, Felicité was placed under surveillance in the Necker hotel, rue de Richelieu, in accordance with an order from the Committee of General Security dated August 9 1793 (she could not be placed under house arrest in her own apartment, since seals had already been placed on it). On August 11 she underwent an interrogation, and on October 13, she was sent from her house arrest (where she had still enjoyed a relative liberty) to the La Force prison. Félicité and her son were set free on February 4 1794, after six months spent under arrest. The order for her release was it too issued by the Committee of General Security, and signed by Lacoste, Vadier, Dubarran, Guffroy, Amar, Louis (du Bas-Rhin), and Voulland. Source: J.-P. Brissot mémoires (1754-1793); [suivi de] correspondance et papiers (1912) by Claude Perroud)

Suzanne Pétion — In a letter to the Convention dated July 26 1793, Carrier reports that ”Péthion's [sic] wife, their son and the wife of another fugitive, were arrested in Homfleurs, we are going to take them to Paris.” On August 9, we find a CGS decree ordering Suzanne and her ten year old son, for the moment under house arrest, to be taken to the Sainte-Pélagie prison. Ten days after that, August 19, the CGS orders the furniture in Suzanne’s apartment to be brought over to her.  A year later, August 13 1794, we find a letter from Suzanne to the Committee of Public Safety pleading for the release of her and her son, imprisoned only for sharing the name of a proscribed deputy. But this would appear to have lead nowhere, and the two were instead transported from the Sainte-Pélagie prison to the Maison Desnos. Finally, on December 9 1795, after one year, four months and thirteen days imprisoned, a CGS decree with the signatures of Mathieu, Reverchon, Bourdon, Montmayou, Barras and Comorel on it ordered Suzanne and her son released and their seals lifted immediately.

Louise-Catherine-Àngélique Ricard, widow Lefebvre (Suzanne Pétion’s mother) — According to Histoire du tribunal révolutionnaire de Paris: avec le journal de ses actes (1880) by Henri Wallon, Louise was called before the parisian Revolutionary Tribunal on September 24 1793, accused “of having applauded the escape of Minister Lebrun by saying: “So much the better, we must not desire blood,” of having declared that the Brissolins and the Girondins were good republicans (“Yes,” her interlocutor replied, “once the national ax has fallen on the corpses of all of them”), for having said, when someone came to tell her that the condemned Tonduti had shouted “Long live the king” while going to execution; that everyone would have to share this feeling, and that for the public good there would have to be a king whom the “Convention and its paraphernalia ate more than the old regime”. She denied this when asked about Tonduti, limiting herself to having said: “Ah! the unfortunate.” Asked why she had made this exclamation she responded: ”through a sentiment of humanity.” She was condemned and executed the very same day.

Marie Anne Victoire Buzot — It would appear she was put under house arrest, but was able to escape from there. According to Provincial Patriot of the French Revolution: François Buzot, 1760–1794 (2015) by Bette W. Oliver, ”[Marie] had remained in Paris after her husband fled on June 2 [1793], but she was watched by a guard who had been sent to the Hôtel de Bouillon. Soon thereafter, Madame Buzot and her ”domestics” disappeared, along with all of the personal effects in the apartment. […] Madame Buzot would join her husband in Caen, but not until July 10; and no evidence remains regarding her whereabouts between the time that she left Paris in June and her arrival in Caen. At a later date, however, she wrote that she had fled, not because she feared death, but because she could not face the ”ferocious vengeance of our persecutors” who ignored the law and refused ”to listen to our justification.” I’ve unfortunately not been able to access the source used to back this though…

Marie Françoise Hébert — arrested on March 14 1794, presumably on the orders of the Committee of General Security since I can’t find any decree regarding the affair in Recueil des actes du Comité de salut public. Imprisoned in the Conciergerie until her execution on April 13 1794, so 30 days in total. See this post.

Marie Françoise Joséphine Momoro — imprisoned in the Prison de Port-libre from March 14 to May 27 1794 (2 months and 13 days), as seen through Jean-Baptiste Laboureau’s diary, cited in Mémoires sur les prisons… (1823) page 68, 72, 109.

Lucile Desmoulins — arrested on April 4 1794 according to a joint order with the signatures of Du Barran (who had also drafted it) and Voulland from the CGS and Billaud-Varennes, C-A Prieur, Carnot, Couthon, Barère and Robespierre from the CPS on it. Imprisoned in the Sainte-Pélagie prison up until April 9, when she was transferred to the Conciergerie in time for her trial to begin. Executed on April 13 1794, after nine days spent in prison. See this post.

Théresa Cabarrus — ordered arrested and put in isolation on May 22 1794, though a CPS warrant drafted by Robespierre and signed by him, Billaud-Varennes, Barère and Collot d’Herbois. Set free on July 30 (according to Madame Tallien : notre Dame de Thermidor from the last days of the French Revolution until her death as Princess de Chimay in 1835 (1913)), after two months and eight days imprisoned.

Thérèse Bouquey (Guadet’s sister-in-law) — arrested on June 17 1794 once it was revealed she and her husband for the past months had been hiding the proscribed girondins Pétion, Buzot, Barbaroux, Guadet and Salles. She, alongside her husband and father and Guadet’s father and aunt, were condemned to death and executed in Bordeaux on July 20 1794. Source: Paris révolutionnaire: Vieilles maisons, vieux papiers (1906), volume 3, chapter 15.

Marie Guadet (Guadet’s paternal aunt) — Condemned to death and executed in Bordeaux on July 20 1794, alongside her brother and his son, the Bouqueys and Xavier Dupeyrat. Source: Charlotte Corday et les Girondins: pièces classées et annotées (1872) by Charles Vatel.

Charlotte Robespierre — Arrested and interrogated on July 31 1794 (see this post). According to the article Charlotte Robespierre et ses amis (1961), no decree ordering her release appears to exist. In her memoirs (1834), Charlotte claims she was set free after a fortnight, and while the account she gives over her arrest as a whole should probably be doubted, it seems strange she would lie to make the imprisonment shorter than it really was. We know for a fact she had been set free by November 18 1794, when we find this letter from her to her uncle.

Françoise Magdeleine Fleuriet-Lescot — put under house arrest on July 28 1794, the same day as her husband’s execution. Interrogated on July 31. By August 7 1794 she had been transferred to the Carmes prison, where she the same day wrote a letter to the president of the Convention (who she asked to in turn give it to Panis) begging for her freedom. On September 5 the letter was sent to the Committee of General Security. I have been unable to discover when she was set free. Source: Papiers inédits trouvés chez Robespierre, Saint-Just, Payan, etc. supprimés ou omis par Courtois. précédés du Rapport de ce député à la Convention Nationale, volume 3, page 295-300.

Françoise Duplay — a CGS decree dated July 27 1794 orders the arrest of her, her husband and their son, and for all three to be put in isolation. The order was carried out one day later, July 28 1794, when all three were brought to the Pélagie prison. On July 29, Françoise was found hanged in her cell. See this post.

Élisabeth Le Bas Duplay — imprisoned with her infant son from July 31 to December 8 1794, 4 months and 7 days. The orders for her arrest and release were both issued by the CGS. See this post.

Sophie Auzat Duplay — She and her husband Antoine were arrested in Bruxelles on August 1 1794. By October 30 the two had been transferred to Paris, as we on that date find a letter from Sophie written from the Conciergerie prison. She was set free by a CPS decree (that I can’t find in Recueil des actes du Comité de salut public…) on November 19 1794, after 3 months and 18 days of imprisonment. When her husband got liberated is unclear. See this post.

Victoire Duplay — Arrested in Péronne by representative on mission Florent Guiot (he reveals this in a letter to the CPS dated August 4 1794). When she got set free is unknown. See this post.

Éléonore Duplay — Her arrest warrant, ordering her to be put in the Pélagie prison, was drafted by the CGS on August 6 1794. Somewhere after this date she was moved to the Port-Libré prison, and on April 21 1795, from there to the Plessis prison. She was transfered back to the Pélagie prison on May 16 1795. Finally, on July 19 1795, after as much as 11 months and 13 days in prison, Éléonore was liberated through a decree from the CGS. See this post.

Élisabeth Le Bon — arrested in Saint-Pol on August 25 1794, ”suspected of acts of oppression” and sent to Arras together with her one year old daughter Pauline. The two were locked up in ”the house of the former Providence.” On October 26, Élisabeth gave birth to her second child, Émile, while in prison. She was released from prison on October 14 1795, four days after the execution of her husband. By then, she had been imprisoned for 1 year, 1 month and 19 days. Source: Paris révolutionnaire: Vieilles maisons, vieux papiers (1906), volume 3, chapter 1.

[through-pierre-lenses]

Pointe Saint-Mathieu

Part II

Rando photo avec M. Rivrin

[ammonworld]

Ancienne Tour a feu, elle servait a guider les navires, a la pointe Saint Mathieu (1600, environ )

[yannjo]

Balade à la Pointe Saint Mathieu

[queermtl]

Queer MTL things to do : November 2024

As the weather grows colder in November, indoor activities heat up all over the city! And like every month, Montréal is stuffed to the brim with events, parties and unique experiences painted in all the colours of the LGBTQ+ rainbow. From drag to community, circuit to underground, here’s some of our picks for the best LGBTQ+ things to do in the city. For further announcements, including those not announced at time of publication, follow QueerMTL on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr! Got an event coming up? DM it our way!

Alors que le temps se refroidit en novembre, les activités d’intérieur nous réchauffent dans toute la ville! Et comme tous les mois, Montréal propose une foule d’événements, de soirées et d’expériences uniques qui font briller toutes les nuances de l’arc-en-ciel LGBTQ+. Entre prestations drag et activités communautaires, festivals bien en vue et événements underground, voici notre sélection des choses les plus gaies à faire dans la ville. Pour rester à l’affût de tout ajout, suivez QueerMTL sur Instagram, X, Facebook et Tumblr! Vous présentez un événement? Écrivez-nous!

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🎥 Cinema 👑 Drag 🥳 Parties 🎶 Concert ✊ Activism 🏳️‍⚧️ Trans 🏳️‍🌈 Community 😆 Comedy 🎭 Performance 💪 Sports 👯‍♀️ Dance 🎤 Karaoke 🎨 Arts 📚 Literary / Educational 👠 Ballroom / Vogue

Friday, November 1, 2024

🎨 Pointe-à-Callière’s exhibition Witches—Out of the Shadows runs until April 6, 2025, Pointe-à-Callière 🥳 Pikete returns with Ori Lababy, La Niña Kiwi, Jashim, Culturalex, Anaconda Lasabrosa, Sisi Superstar, Queefy Latina and MCHERRY, La Sotterenea  🥳 GIRLS THEYS RAVE present GTR | Lesbian & Sapphic Halloween with DJs GwineStefani, Dracvla and Medasking, Cabaret Berlin 🥳 Cerise Noire goth night with UN, Esther Splett and DJ JTA, Notre-Dame-Des-Quilles 🥳 BIMBO presents BIMBOWEEN with Ian Jackman, DISKOMMANDER, DJ G3MINI and Esirena, plus a multi-category costume contest, Le Livart  🥳 Psychdelic Babylon presents the Psychedelic Halloween Masquerade with Electric Universe and Phase, Le Sainte-Catherine Hall 🎭 Closet d’Alibabette presents Le Cabaret des Curiosités : Spécial Halloween with La Freak du Show, Demone Lastrange, Sir Vergon, Xtra Dip and others, Centre de médiation culturelle “L’éphémère 💪 Montréal Roller Derby hosts Champs at Champs: Global Championship Roller Derby Watch Party Fundraiser with DJs and crafting, Champs 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Tracy Trash, Carmen Sutra, Erica and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Saturday, November 2, 2024

🎤 Bareoke: Strip Karaoke, Café Cléopatra 👑 Doll Domination featuring an all-trans cast with Esirena, Denim, Jay Show, Casanova, Bijoux, Shasha and Safierce Diamonds, Complexe Sky 🥳 Homegrown Harvest presents Halloween Rave 2024 with WATA IGARASHI, Marie Davidson, Lis Dalton b2b Esme, Xia b2b urmumsfavdj, Hidi, Kris Guilty b2b Gene Tellem, Lexis and Alina b2b Guthrie, venue announced day of 🥳 Queen & Queer hosts their Halloween Dance Party with Sandy Duperval, DJ Mc Coy, Lisa Dalton and Lia Plutonic in B2B and DJ Sam, Bain Mathieu 🎭 Voulez Vous Productions presents an Affordable Costume Making Class with Rosie Bourgeoisie, book for location 😆 Le brunch with Raquel, a queer and trans bilingual comedy show with Raquel Maestre, Kě, Lucy Gervais, Carmina Berbari, Nat Pace, Alo Azimov and Caro Monast, Agenda 💪 Montréal Roller Derby hosts Champs at Champs: Global Championship Roller Derby Watch Party Fundraiser with DJs and crafting, Champs 🥳 🏳️‍🌈 Studio ZX, FANTOM and PUMP present PUMP with DJs FLLEUR, Technique Nado and Syana and rhythmic cardio by Mags, Place du Village 🥳 SUPER TASTE MTL presents 90's DANCE PARTY : Édition Halloween, Ausgang Plaza 📚 L'Euguélionne, feminist bookstore hosts a book launch for Monia Mazigh’s Farida, L'Euguélionne 👑 Jackbox Games with the Gahds with Uma Gahd and Selma Gahd, Bar Le Cocktail  👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Tracy Trash, Carmen Sutra, Erica and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Ciathanight, Crystal Starz or Emma Déjàvu in rotation, Bar Le Cocktail

Sunday, November 3, 2024

🎭 Ligue d’impro Gailaxie, Cabaret Mado 💪 Montréal Roller Derby hosts Champs at Champs: Global Championship Roller Derby Watch Party Fundraiser with DJs and crafting, Champs 👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash and Bobépine, Carmen Sutra and Gina Gates, Cabaret Mado 👑 Dimanche Show with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Monday, November 4, 2024

👑 C’est juste lundi, place à la relève !! with Sally-D, Bar Le Cocktail

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

👑 Full Gisèle : Top et bottom with Gisèle Lullaby, Lady Guidoune, Victoire de Rockwell, Clay Thorris and Tracy Trash, Cabaret Mado 😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

🎭 The Poly Mic open mic, Bar Notre-Dame-des-Quilles 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts a book launch for Martina Chumova’s Je mets mes rêves sur la table, L'Euguélionne 👑 Sasha Baga presents DIVAAS with Pétula Claque and Adriana, Cabaret Mado

Thursday, November 7, 2024

👑 Krystella Fame presents Girls’ Night Out with Crystal Starz and Zahra Bizarre, Cabaret Mado 👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail 🥳 L’Orage presents Jeudi diversité !, L’Orage Club

Friday, November 8, 2024

📚 L’Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts reading and signing with Chanel Sutherland and Murgatroyd Monaghan, L’Euguélionne 🏳️‍🌈 Eros and JAG host the Le VibraFonds 2024—Soirée Bingo!, Longueuil  👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Crystal Starz, Ciatha Night, Velma Jones and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Saturday, November 9, 2024

📚 The Violet Hour Book Club reads Alice Winn’s In Memoriam, Librairie Pulp Books & Cafe 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts a book launch for Eve Martin Jalbert’s Promesse d'un monde encore incertain, L'Euguélionne 🥳 🏳️‍🌈 Studio ZX and FANTOM present Oxygen with DJs Bullshit Artist and Persuasion, Place du Village 🥳 SUPER TASTE MTL and Homopop presents Hot To Go: Chappell Roan & Friends Dance Party, Bar Le Ritz PDB 👑 Jimmy Moore personifies Taylor Swift, Cabaret Mado 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Crystal Starz, Ciatha Night, Velma Jones and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Ciathanight, Crystal Starz or Emma Déjàvu in rotation, Bar Le Cocktail

Sunday, November 10, 2024

👑 Le Brunch aux Folles with Misty Waterfalls, Sisi Sinatra and Miss Fountain, Social Verdun 👑 Afternoon Drag Cafe with Itsh and Timothy Toxic, Agenda Co-op Bookstore 🎭 Reines Stones present Sunday Sin Day: Circus of Hell with Quinzy Chase, Sasha Désir, Siren Mayhem and Mina Minou, Wiggle Room 🎭 Ligue d’impro Gailaxie, Cabaret Mado 👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash and Kiara, Kelly Torrieli and Marla Deer, Cabaret Mado 👑 Dimanche Show with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Monday, November 11, 2024

👑 Vous êtes invité.e.s featuring the wedding ceremony of Val de Freak and Prudence, officiated by Heaven Genderfck with special performances, Cabaret Mado 👑 C’est juste lundi, place à la relève !! with Sally-D, Bar Le Cocktail

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

👑 Full Gisèle : Pop Y2K with Gisèle Lullaby, Saltina Shaker, Sunshine Glitterchild, Lady Boom Boom and Pétula Claque, Cabaret Mado 😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

🎭 The Poly Mic open mic, Bar Notre-Dame-des-Quilles 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts a bilingual discussion on Mandi Gray’s Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation and Kharoll-Ann Souffrant’s Le privilège de dénoncer with the authors in attendance, L'Euguélionne 👑 Dance Again with Amy Haze, Gabriella, Kelly Torrieli, Kitana, Miss Butterfly, Rita Baga and Sasha Baga, Cabaret Mado

Thursday, November 14, 2024

🎭 Slaysians with Manny, Ad’horrible, CC Chanel, EmmÖtional Damage, Jebbie, Justin, Kajol, Khann, Korra Anarch’key, Psyberia, Rameez Karim, Song, Suri Racha and Ken Antonio, Cabaret Mado 👯‍♀️ Montréal Heels Festival, dedicated to the art of dancing in heels, Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal 🎭 Sis Void and Dark Felina present Cabaret Nocturna with Diana Bastet, Celesta O’Lee, Tristan Ginger, Miss Pretty Pretentious, Royal T and Sasha Désir, Cabaret Berlin 🎥 Queer Cinema Club of Montréal and Image+Nation hosts two screenings of Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin, Cinema Moderne 👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail 🥳 L’Orage presents Jeudi diversité !, L’Orage Club

Friday, November 15, 2024

📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts a book launch for Aimée Lévesque’s Parmi les femmes, L’Euguélionne 👯‍♀️ Montréal Heels Festival, dedicated to the art of dancing in heels, Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Barbada, Daisy Wood, Peggy Sue, Krystella Fame and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou : Pants Free Evening with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Saturday, November 16, 2024

🎤 Bareoke: Strip Karaoke, Café Cléopatra 🥳 Lez Dance hosts Soirée entre elles! LEZ DANZE together! with DJ Franklyne, Stock & Soda 🥳 Butch-Femme Prom, Champs Bar 👯‍♀️ Montréal Heels Festival, dedicated to the art of dancing in heels, Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts the roundtable discussion Littérature et révolution with Sayaka Araniva-Yanez, Liza Hammar, Paola Ouédraogo and Missila Izza, L’Euguélionne 👑 Jimmy Moore personifies Madonna: The Celebration Tour, Cabaret Mado 👑 Mary J. Kay presents Patsy Gallant, Bar Le Cocktail 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Barbada, Daisy Wood, Peggy Sue, Krystella Fame and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Ciathanight, Crystal Starz or Emma Déjàvu in rotation, Bar Le Cocktail

Sunday, November 17, 2024

😆 A Very Pretentious Comedy Show #20 with Raquel Maestre, Eve Parker Finley, Lou Laurence, Brad MacDonald, Sara Meleika, Andrina Learmonth, Jason Houle and Sarah Boivin, Café La ligne Verte 🎭 Ligue d’impro Gailaxie, Cabaret Mado 👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash and Sasha Baga, Pétula Claque and Lady Boom Boom, Cabaret Mado 👯‍♀️ Montréal Heels Festival, dedicated to the art of dancing in heels, Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal 👑 Dimanche Show 19th Anniversary! with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Monday, November 18, 2024

👑 C’est juste lundi, place à la relève !! with Sally-D, Bar Le Cocktail

Tuesday, November 19, 2024

👑 Full Gisèle : Wicked with Gisèle Lullaby, Marla Deer, Johnny Jones, Kiara and Rowena Whey, Cabaret Mado 👑 Lulu Shade and Sally-D present Shade-D Show with Mike Oxlong, Bar Le Cocktail 😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🎭 The Poly Mic open mic, Bar Notre-Dame-des-Quilles 😆 The Alt Comedy Show #2 with Raquel Maestre, Mike Carrozza, Mason Terry, Sadie Moland, Shawn Stenhouse and Carmina Berbari, Notre-Dame-Des-Quilles 👑 Bobépine presents Céline Dion... en Fête with Victoire de Rockwell, Marla Deer, Jay Show, Clay Thorris and Tracy Trash, Cabaret Mado

Thursday, November 21, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🎭 The L Word Season 2—Live! with Sarah Laurendeau, Marie-Soleil Dion, Florence Blain Mbaye, Marie-Fanny Guay, Camille Léonard, Noémie Lira, Mélodie Noël Rousseau and Geneviève Labelle, Cabaret Mado 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts the poetry evening À la santé de ce qui nous a pas encore tuées with Emmanuelle Riendeau, Marie-Pier Lafontaine, Marie Darsigny, Rosie Desbiens and Mélopée B. Montminy, L’Euguélionne 🏳️‍🌈 Festival Jouissif Montréal hosts Noël Jouissif, and erotic and other curiosities market, Bain Mathieu 🎭 MainLine Theatre hosts performances of Michel Marc Bouchard’s Tom à la ferme, MainLine Theatre 👑 Contestant Uma Gahd hosts screenings of Canada’s Drag Race Season 5, Bar Le Cocktail 👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail 🥳 L’Orage presents Jeudi diversité !, L’Orage Club

Friday, November 22, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts Les disparitions qui nous habitent, a discussion on Sarine Demirjian’s Un froid qui ne me quitte pas and Nada Sattouf’s Requiem d’un après-midi with the authors in attendance, L’Euguélionne 🏳️‍🌈 Festival Jouissif Montréal hosts Noël Jouissif, and erotic and other curiosities market, Bain Mathieu 🎭 MainLine Theatre hosts performances of Michel Marc Bouchard’s Tom à la ferme, MainLine Theatre 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Jessie Précieuse, Lady Boom Boom, Celes and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Saturday, November 23, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 👑 Xtra Dip! hosts A Verry Glee(k) Show with Uma Gahd, Casanova, Coco Charlemagne, Champagne, Hollie Woods, Alexandra Moss, Muz’Emma and Psyberia, Bar Le Cocktail  👑 Jimmy Moore personifies Céline Dion, Cabaret Mado 🏳️‍🌈 Festival Jouissif Montréal hosts Noël Jouissif, and erotic and other curiosities market, Bain Mathieu 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Jessie Précieuse, Lady Boom Boom, Celes and Nana, Cabaret Mado 🎭 MainLine Theatre hosts performances of Michel Marc Bouchard’s Tom à la ferme, MainLine Theatre 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Ciathanight, Crystal Starz or Emma Déjàvu in rotation, Bar Le Cocktail

Sunday, November 24, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🥳 Vol X. rave with Hector Oaks, x3butterfly, Solitary Dancer and Runa & Asha, details at link  👑 Celebrate 15 years of drag with Emma Déjà-vu, Bar Le Cocktail 🎭 Ligue d’impro Gailaxie, Cabaret Mado 👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash and Victoire de Rockwell, Daisy Wood and Misty Waterfalls, Cabaret Mado

Monday, November 25, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 👑 C’est juste lundi, place à la relève !! with Sally-D, Bar Le Cocktail

Tuesday, November 26, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 👑 Full Gisèle : Full Céline with Gisèle Lullaby, Nana, Crystal Starz, Bobépine and Gina Hamilton, Cabaret Mado 😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Wednesday, November 27, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🎭 The Poly Mic open mic, Bar Notre-Dame-des-Quilles 👑 Marla Deer presents Popcorn Extra Beurre with Gisèle Lullaby, Tracy Trash, Bambi Dextrous, Bobépine, Clay Thorris and Johnny Jones, Cabaret Mado

Thursday, November 28, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🥳 QUARTZ Soirées Lesbiennes presents To The Moon and Back with DJ Lavender May, Club Confessionnal 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts a book launch for Aimee Wall’s Nous, Jane, L'Euguélionne 👑 Celebrate Canada’s Drag Race Season 5 contestant Uma Gahd’s Birthday with special guests, Bar Le Cocktail  🎭 Zize Dupanier presents Zize, Cabaret Mado 👑 Le Sami Party with Sami Landri and special guests, Cabaret Mado 👑 Contestant Uma Gahd hosts screenings of Canada’s Drag Race Season 5, Bar Le Cocktail 🥳 L’Orage presents Jeudi diversité !, L’Orage Club

Friday, November 29, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🥳 SUPER TASTE MTL presents ABBA and Friends Dance Party: 5th Anniversary, Bar Le Ritz PDB 📚 L'Euguélionne feminist bookstore hosts De corneilles et de tantes / Of crows and aunties: a conversation with Jessica Johns with Catherine Leroux and Éric Fontaine, L'Euguélionne 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Gisèle Lullaby, Marla Deer, Sasha Baga and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Saturday, November 30, 2024

🎥 Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival, various locations 🏳️‍🌈 CASA Cares hosts Q-Hour, spotlighting queer-owned and operated businesses, Concordia University 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Gisèle Lullaby, Marla Deer, Sasha Baga and Nana, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Ciathanight, Crystal Starz or Emma Déjàvu in rotation, Bar Le Cocktail

OTHERS / LES AUTRES

👠 Twice a month on every second Tuesday, Bring It! hosts an OTA night of ballroom and vogue with commentator and DJ. Follow their Instagram for dates and details.

💪 Montréal Roller Derby hosts regular matches and open boot camps throughout the year. Follow their Facebook page for additional info. 

🤠 Club Bolo—Danse Country Montréal meet on Fridays at the Association sportive et communautaire du Centre-Sud.

👯 Tango/Salsa Queer holds lessons every Saturday, visit queertangomtl.com for information or contact tango.queer@hotmail.com or call +1 (514) 709-4678 for prices and signup information, Espaces des Arts.

🏐 Les Ratons-Chasseurs (Montréal’s LGBTA dodgeball group) holds regular events. Keep an eye on their Facebook for upcoming opportunities to join in and play. 

🕹Montréal Gaymers hosts regular gatherings including board game nights and gaming gatherings. Check their Facebook for what’s next!

🏃🏾Join the Out-Run run and workout club for people relating to the queer / sapphic experience. Details on their Instagram!

🐦 Bird lovers should keep their eye on Queer Birders' regularly scheduled birdwatching events and excursions. Join the Facebook group and get those binoculars at the ready.

[heyseihai]

The only good side of Ezarel's replacement for Mathieu: we didn't become the mother of the oh-no-she's-not-the-one-to-blame murderer. Whether we like it or not, at some point Twylda would die and we would end up with the burden of taking care of the nuisance that is this girl.

If it were Seihai instead of Saint Erika, this would probably be enough for her to realize that if she didn't like children so much in TO, the fact that she'd have to force herself to take care of MA as condition to be in a relationship with Ez in ANE would infuriate her. Faery children were killed by that human freak who dared to think she could be like eldaryans.

And Seihai would get even angrier when she sees the Templar's mark somewhere in her body. Because in BoS, MA is not from Earth, she's from Eldarya, from the templar base that spirits women away from Earth, take them to Eldarya to increase their ranks, and it's how she was born. Her destiny was to become a templar' wife when she was old enough, but well... now here we are, taking care of the brat.

Seihai would come up with a whole plan to eliminate Marie-Anne, but it couldn't be through poison because we know Ez would find out right away...

I guess I'll insert this optional path in the VN version of BoS. In Tenjin's route Marie-Anne dies in TO, but in Ez route I guess I can make an exception lmao

[skathansworld]

🌊 Tonnerre de Brest 🌊 __________ #2023 #Water #sea #seaphotography #nature #naturelovers #Cloud #bretagne #labretagnecavousgagne #bretagnetourisme #alaisebreizh #breizh #smile #DrMartens #redhair #glasses #curlyhair #girl #instagood #instamood #likeforlikes #love #photography #photooftheday #photo (à Pointe Saint-Mathieu) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp5K9FlMd5g/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[notrebellefrance]

Entrée du Restaurant La Cour du Louvre - Avignon

Le Petit Louvre se dresse actuellement sur l’emplacement d’une ancienne Commanderie des Templiers édifiée en 1 273.

Cet édifice est d’un grand intérêt pour l’histoire de l’architecture gothique en Provence ; d’une part parce qu’il présente une architecture déjà aboutie d’inspiration septentrionale, qui paraît novatrice et assez isolée dans une région où les témoins conservés d’architecture religieuse du XIIIe siècle sont assez rares, d’autre part parce que son édification entre 1 273 et 1 281 en fait le seul témoin important d’une architecture gothique à Avignon antérieure à l’arrivée des papes. Il est le premier édifice de style gothique en Provence, avec l’église de Saint-Jean-de-Malte à Aix.

L’ordre des Templiers était un ordre religieux de moines soldats qui s’était donné pour mission de protéger les pèlerins se rendant en Terre Sainte.

Les Templiers deviennent rapidement un ordre de premier plan, au point d’être les créanciers des rois de France.

En 1 307, Clément V premier pape venu en AVIGNON abolit l’ordre des Templiers sur demande de Philippe le Bel Roi de France, envieux de la puissance et de la richesse de l’ordre. Les biens de l’ordre sont alors dévolus à l’ordre de Malte. L’ordre de Malte est encore aujourd’hui connu pour ses missions caritatives dans le monde entier

On dit que la construction du Palais des Papes, initié en 1 340 par le Pape Benoît XII, a été financée en partie grâce aux richesses dont l’ordre des Templiers a été dépouillé.

Sous la Révolution française la Commanderie des Templiers sera détruite, la chapelle seule restera le témoin de l’époque des Templiers.

La chapelle devient alors bien national.

En 1 875, Anselme Mathieu, un Avignonnais, rachète le lieu pour y construire un hôtel. Il l’appellera l’hôtel du Louvre. Anselme Mathieu, était un homme très proche du courant littéraire provençal appelé le Félibrige. Il accueillera ses plus illustres représentants, Frédéric MISTRAL, Théodore AUBANEL et Joseph ROUMANILLE. Ceux-ci, feront de l’hôtel du Louvre leur cercle de réunion.

[philoursmars]

Troisième étape de mon périple dans l'Ouest pour retrouver des ami(e)s lointain(e)s : Christian en Bretagne, près de Brest, il y a un mois déjà.

A Plougonvelin, la Pointe Saint-Mathieu. Ici, c'est le choc de l'Histoire, entre ce blockhaus allemand de la 2ème Guerre Mondiale et ces deux menhirs, appelés le Gibet des Moines. Sur la dernière photo, ce sont apparemment des amers, servant de repère aux navires.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Ruins of the monastery and lighthouse of Pointe-Saint-Mathieu, Brittany region of France

French vintage postcard, mailed in 1967 to La Garenne-Colombes

[ocean---song]

Pointe Saint Mathieu (29) 🤩

[through-pierre-lenses]

Pointe Saint-Mathieu

Part III

Rando photo avec M. Rivrin

[goalhofer]

2023-24 Players Currently on Rosters

Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown: Ross Johnston (Anaheim) & Zack MacEwen (Ottawa)

Newfoundland

Carbonear: Dawson Mercer (New Jersey)

St. John's: Alex Newhook (Montreal)

Nova Scotia

Halifax: Morgan Barron (Winnipeg), Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh), Alex Killorn (Anaheim), Nathan MacKinnon (Colorado) & Liam O'Brien (Arizona)

Halifax Municipality: Brad Marchand (Boston)

Yarmouth: Ryan Graves (Pittsburgh)

New Brunswick

Fredericton: Jake Allen (New Jersey)

Moncton: Calvin Pickard (Edmonton)

Saint-François: Bradly Nadeau (Carolina)

Quebec

Amos: Nicolas Roy (Vegas)

Beaconsfield: Marshall Rifai (Toronto)

Bécancour: Sam Montembeault (Montreal)

Bromont: Fréddy Gaudreau (Minnesota)

Chambly: Mathieu Joseph (Ottawa) & Raphaël Lavoie (Edmonton)

Châteauguay: Sam Laberge (New Jersey)

Kirkland: Joe Veleno (Detroit)

Laval: Simon Benoit (Toronto), Samuel Bolduc (New York Islanders), Vincent Desharnais (Edmonton) & Pierre-Olivier Joseph (Pittsburgh)

L'Islet: Xavier Bourgault (Edmonton)

Longueuil: Max Comtois (Carolina) & Anthony Mantha-Pronovost (Vegas)

Montmagny: Sammy Blais (St. Louis)

Mont-Saint-Hilaire: Louis Boileau-Domingue (New York Rangers)

Montreal: William Carrier (Vegas), Nicolas Deslauriers (Philadelphia), Julien Gauthier (New York Islanders), Kris Letang (Pittsburgh), Marco Scandella (St. Louis) & Marc-Édouard Vlasic (San José)

Notre-Dame-Des-Prairies: Anthony-John Greer (Calgary)

Pointe-Claire: Anthony Duclair (Tampa Bay) & Mike Matheson (Montreal)

Quebec: Alexandre Carrier (Nashville), Max Lajoie (Toronto), Kurtis MacDermid (New Jersey) & Jonathan Marchessault (Vegas)

Roberval: Sam Girard (Colorado)

Saguenay: Rafaël Harvey-Pinard (Montreal) & Olivier Rodrigue (Edmonton)

Saint-Eustache: Alex Lafrenière (New York Rangers)

Saint-Hyacinthe: David Savard (Montreal)

Saint-Jérôme: Jonathan Huberdeau (Calgary)

Saint-Narcisse-De-Beaurivage: Yanni Gourde (Seattle)

Sainte-Agathe-Des-Monts: Jonathan Drouin (Colorado) & Pierre-Luc Dubois (Los Angeles)

Sainte-Marie: Thomas Chabot (Ottawa)

Sherbrooke: David Perron (Detroit)

Sorel-Tracy: Anthony Beauvillier (Nashville) & Marc-André Fleury (Minnesota)

Val-d'Or: Jérémy Lauzon (Nashville)

Victoriaville: Phillip Danault (Los Angeles) & Tristan Luneau (Anaheim)

Ontario

Ajax: Michael Carcone (Arizona), Connor McMichael (Washington) & Matt Poitras (Boston)

Aurora: Morgan Frost (Philadelphia) & Robert Thomas (St. Louis)

Barrie: Brent Burns (Carolina)

Belleville: Brian Cousins (Florida)

Bowmanville: Declan Chisholm (Minnesota) & Evan Cormier (Florida)

Brampton: Sean Monahan (Winnipeg), Tyler Seguin (Dallas) & Scott Wedgewood (Dallas)

Brantford: Adam Henrique (Edmonton)

Burlington: Josh Anderson (Montreal)

Caledon: Andrew Mangiapane (Calgary), Darren Raddysh (Tampa Bay) & Taylor Raddysh (Chicago)

Center Wellington Township: Brock McGinn (Anaheim)

Central Huron: Ryan O'Reilly (Nashville)

Chatham-Kent: T.J. Brodie (Tampa Bay)

Dorchester: Boone Jenner (Columbus)

Dysart Et Al: Matt Duchene (Dallas)

East Gwillimbury: Sam Bennett (Florida)

Georgina: Joel Hanley (Calgary), Chris Tierney (New Jersey) & Sean Walker (Colorado)

Guelph: Logan Couture (San José)

Haldimand County: Cam Talbot (Los Angeles)

Halton Hills: Jason Dickinson (Chicago) & MacKenzie Entwistle (Chicago)

Hamilton: Quinton Byfield (Los Angeles), Ben Chiarot (Detroit), Mark Jankowski (Nashville), Johnathan Kovacevic (Montreal), Darnell Nurse (Edmonton), Arber Xhekaj; Jr. (Montreal) & Carter Verhaeghe (Florida)

Hearst: Claude Giroux (Ottawa)

Kingston: Tye Kartye (Seattle) & Gabe Vilardi (Winnipeg)

King Township: Adam Fantilli (Columbus) & Alex Pietrangelo (Vegas)

Kitchener: Nathan Bastian (New Jersey), Nic Hague (Vegas), Mike Hoffman (San José), Steven Lorentz (Florida), Tanner Pearson (Montreal), Mark Scheifele (Winnipeg) & Logan Stanley (Winnipeg)

London: Josh Brown (Arizona), Jacob Bryson (Buffalo), Dylan DeMelo (Winnipeg), Drew Doughty (Los Angeles), Sam Gagner (Edmonton), Bo Horvat (New York Islanders), Nazem Kadri (Calgary), Travis Konecny (Philadelphia), Nick Suzuki (Montreal) & Ryan Suzuki (Carolina)

Markham: Warren Foegele (Edmonton), Mitch Marner (Toronto), Jeff Skinner (Buffalo) & Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay)

Milton: Michael Sgarbossa (Washington)

Mississauga: Vince Dunn (Seattle), Sean Durzi (Arizona), Robby Fabbri (Detroit), Ryan McLeod (Edmonton), Nick Paul (Tampa Bay), Owen Power (Buffalo), Dylan Strome (Washington), Ryan Strome (Anaheim) & John Tavares (Toronto)

Newmarket: Travis Dermott (Arizona)

New Tecumseh: Tyson Foerster (Philadelphia)

North Bay: Ken Appleby (New York Islanders)

North Dumfries Township: Kyle Clifford (Toronto)

Oakville: Evan Bouchard (Edmonton), Scott Laughton (Philadelphia), Spencer Martin (Carolina) & Michael Vukojevic (New Jersey)

Oshawa: Justin Danforth (Columbus)

Ottawa: Cody Ceci (Edmonton), Calvin De Haan (Tampa Bay), Erik Gudbranson (Columbus), Jean-Gabriel Pageau (New York Islanders) & MacKenzie Weegar (Calgary)

Peterborough: Barrett Hayton (Arizona) & Owen Tippett (Philadelphia)

Prescott: Ben Hutton (Vegas)

Richmond Hill: Jordan Binnington (St. Louis), Ryan Lomberg (Florida) & Connor McDavid (Edmonton)

Sault Ste. Marie: Michael Amadio (Vegas) & Colin Miller (Winnipeg)

Scugog: Ty Dellandrea (Dallas)

St. Catherines: Conor Timmins (Toronto)

Six Nations Of The Grand River: Brandon Montour (Florida)

Stratford: Jared McCann (Seattle)

Strathroy-Caradoc: Lawson Crouse (Arizona)

Sudbury: Tyler Bertuzzi (Toronto) & Brendan Gaunce (Columbus)

Tecumseh: Jack Studnicka (San José)

Temiskaming Shores: Justin Brazeau (Boston) & Corey Perry (Edmonton)

Thunder Bay: Mackenzie Blackwood (San José), Robert Bortuzzo (New York Islanders), Matt Murray (Toronto), Jordan Staal (Carolina), Marc Staal (Philadelphia) & Tyler Tucker (St. Louis)

Toronto: Connor Brown (Edmonton), Michael Bunting (Pittsburgh), Casey Cizikas (New York Islanders), Andrew Cogliano (Colorado), Will Cuylle (New York Rangers), Jamie Drysdale (Philadelphia), Luke Evangelista (Nashville), Jake Evans (Montreal), Mario Ferraro (San José) Jean-Luc Foudy (Colorado), Mark Friedman (Vancouver), Mark Giordano (Toronto), Barclay Goodrow (New York Rangers), Dougie Hamilton (New Jersey), Zach Hyman (Edmonton), Wyatt Johnston (Dallas), Jordan Kyrou (St. Louis), Jack McBain (Arizona), Jamie Oleksiak (Seattle), Adam Pelech (New York Islanders), Michael Pezzetta (Montreal), Evan Rodrigues (Florida), Brendan Smith (New Jersey), Givani Smith (San José), Reilly Smith (Pittsburgh), Brandon Tanev (Seattle), Chris Tanev (Dallas), Tyler Toffoli (Winnipeg), Jake Walman (Detroit) & Tom Wilson (Washington)

Uxbridge Township: Mason Marchment (Dallas)

Vaughan: Andrew Agozzino (Anaheim), Andreas Athanasiou (Chicago), Anthony Cirelli (Tampa Bay) & Phil Di Giuseppe (Vancouver)

Welland: Cal Clutterbuck (New York Islanders)

Whitby: Jonah Gadjovich (Florida) & Cole Perfetti (Winnipeg)

Whitchurch-Stoufville: Sam Carrick (Edmonton) & Trevor Carrick (Anaheim)

Whitewater Region Township: Jack Quinn (Buffalo)

Windsor: Michael DiPietro (Boston), Aaron Ekblad (Florida) Cam Fowler (Anaheim) & Matt Martin (New York Islanders)

Manitoba

Arborg: James Reimer (Detroit)

Brandon: Calen Addison (San José), Joel Edmundson (Toronto), Keegan Kolesar (Vegas), Jordan Martinook (Carolina), Damon Severson (Columbus) & Zach Whitecloud (Vegas)

Dauphin: Ryan Pulock (New York Islanders)

De Salaberry Municipality: Travis Hamonic (Ottawa)

Springfield Municipality: Brett Howden (Vegas)

The Pas: Connor Dewar (Toronto)

Wallace-Woodworth Municipality: Travis Sanheim (Philadelphia)

Winnipeg: Nick Cicek (Vancouver), Max Domi (Toronto), Cody Glass (Nashville), Joel Hofer (St. Louis), Seth Jarvis (Carolina), Ryan Reaves (Toronto) & Mark Stone (Vegas)

Yellowhead Municipality: Morgan Geekie (Boston)

Saskatchewan

Carlyle: Haydn Fleury (Tampa Bay)

Davidson: Brayden McNabb (Vegas)

Estevan: Brayden Pachal (Calgary) & Derrick Pouliot (Dallas)

Melfort: Jaden Schwartz (Seattle)

Oxbox: Tanner Jeannot (Tampa Bay)

Prince Albert: Braden Schneider (New York Rangers)

Regina: Ethan Bear (Washington), Kale Clague (Buffalo), Mat Dumba (Tampa Bay), Jordan Eberle (Seattle) & Reese Johnson (Chicago)

Saskatoon: Brandon Hagel (Tampa Bay), Connor Ingram (Arizona), Kevin Korchinski (Chicago), Darcy Kuemper (Washington), Lane Pederson (Edmonton), Brayden Schenn (St. Louis), Luke Schenn (Nashville), Chandler Stephenson (Vegas) & Connor Zary (Calgary)

Yukon

Whitehorse: Dylan Cozens (Buffalo)

Alberta

Airdrie: Jake Neighbours (St. Louis)

Beaumont: Noah Gregor (Toronto)

Calgary: Jaret Anderson-Dolan (Nashville), Jake Bean (Columbus), Taylor Hall (Chicago), Dylan Holloway (Edmonton), Brett Leason (Anaheim), Cale Makar (Colorado), Josh Morrissey (Winnipeg), Brayden Point (Tampa Bay), Matt Rempe (New York Rangers), Logan Thompson (Vegas) & Olen Zellweger (Anaheim)

Camrose: Parker Kelly (Ottawa)

Canmore: Jacob Bernard-Docker (Ottawa)

Edmonton: Eric Comrie (Buffalo), Jake DeBrusk (Boston), Brendan Gallagher (Montreal), Dylan Guenther (Arizona), Keaton Middleton (Colorado), Stuart Skinner (Edmonton) & Jared Spurgeon (Minnesota)

Ft. Saskatchewan: Kirby Dach (Montreal)

Lethbridge: Ridly Greig (Ottawa)

Lloydminster: Mason Shaw (Minnesota)

Okotoks: Peyton Krebs (Buffalo)

Slave Lake: Nicolas Aubé-Kubel (Washington)

St. Albert: Matt Benning (San José) Mike Benning (Florida), Tyson Jost (Buffalo), Josh Mahura (Florida), Matt Murray (Dallas) & Colton Parayko (St. Louis)

Stony Plain: Brett Kulak (Edmonton)

Strathcona County: Kaiden Guhle (Montreal), Carter Hart (Philadelphia) & Sam Steel (Dallas)

Viking: Carson Soucy (Vancouver)

Wainwright: Bobby McMann (Toronto) & Jake Middleton (Minnesota)

British Columbia

Abbotsford: Noah Juulsen (Vancouver) & Devon Toews (Colorado)

Burnaby: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (Edmonton)

Chilliwack: Zach Benson (Buffalo)

Comox: Adin Hill (Vegas)

Coquitlam: Mathew Barzal (New York Islanders) & Dante Fabbro (Nashville)

Cranbrook: Bowen Byram (Buffalo) & Dryden Hunt (Calgary)

Delta: Beck Malenstyn (Washington)

Duncan: Dylan Coghlan (Carolina)

Golden: Dillon Dubé (Calgary)

Kamloops: Logan Stankoven (Dallas)

Kelowna: Justin Schultz (Seattle)

Langley: Dennis Cholowski (New York Islanders), Danton Heinen (Boston) & Shea Theodore (Vegas)

Maple Ridge: Brad Hunt (Colorado)

New Westminster: Kevin Bahl (New Jersey) & Brenden Dillon (Winnipeg)

North Vancouver: Connor Bedard (Chicago), Martin Jones (Toronto), Sam Reinhart (Florida) & Colton Sissons (Nashville)

Port Alberni: Laurent Brossoit (Winnipeg)

Port Moody: Kent Johnson (Columbus)

Richmond: Glenn Gawdin (Anaheim), Justin Sourdif (Florida) & Troy Stecher (Edmonton)

Salmon Arm: Curtis Lazar (New Jersey)

Surrey: Arshdeep Bains (Vancouver), Brenden Dillon (Winnipeg), Tristan Jarry (Pittsburgh), Parker Wotherspoon (Boston) & Tyler Wotherspoon (New Jersey)

Trail: Jake Lucchini (Minnesota)

Vancouver: Kyle Burroughs (San José) Ryan Johansen (Philadelphia), Evander Kane (Edmonton), Boris Katchouk (Ottawa), Alexander Kerfoot (Arizona), Milan Lučić (Boston), Michael Rasmussen (Detroit) & Morgan Rielly (Toronto)

Victoria: Tyson Barrie (Nashville), Jamie Benn (Dallas), Dylan Garand (New York Rangers) & Matt Irwin (Vancouver)

Maine

Biddeford: Brian Dumoulin (Seattle)

Yarmouth: Oliver Wahlstrom (New York Islanders)

New Hampshire

Manchester: Luke Hughes (New Jersey) & Michael Kesselring (Arizona)

Rochester: Casey DeSmith (Vancouver)

Massachusetts

Barnstable: Max Willman (New Jersey)

Boston: Matt Grzelcyk (Boston), Noah Hanifin (Vegas), Kevin Hayes (St. Louis), Connor Murphy (Chicago) & Jimmy Vesey (New York Rangers)

Boxford: Chris Kreider (New York Rangers)

Canton: Kevin Rooney (Calgary)

Chelmsford: Jack Eichel (Vegas)

East Longmeadow: Frank Vatrano (Anaheim)

Easton: John Marino (New Jersey)

Hanover: Colin White (Montreal)

Haverhill: Jordan Harris (Montreal)

Hingham: Matty Beniers (Seattle)

Lawrence: Colin Blackwell (Chicago)

Lincoln: Collin Graf (San José)

Millville: Matt Boldy (Minnesota)

Natick: John Carlson (Washington)

Needham: Chris Wagner (Colorado)

North Andover: Joel Daccord (Seattle) & Brian Pinho (New York Islanders)

Scituate: Ryan Donato (Chicago) & Conor Garland (Vancouver)

Southborough: Henry Thrun (San José)

Stoneham: Sam Colangelo (Anaheim)

Weymouth: Charlie Coyle (Boston)

Winchester: Conor Sheary (Tampa Bay)

Rhode Island

Johnston: Noel Acciari (Pittsburgh)

Connecticut

Darien: Spencer Knight (Florida)

Greenwich: Cam Atkinson (Philadelphia) & Phil Kemp (Edmonton)

Milford: Jonathan Quick (New York Rangers)

New Canaan: Max Pacioretty (Washington)

New Haven: Adam Erne (Edmonton)

Newtown: Matthew Samoskevich (Florida)

Stamford: Scott Morrow (Carolina)

New York

Amherst: Nick DeSimone (New Jersey)

Bedford: Trevor Zegras (Anaheim)

Brookhaven: Keith Kinkaid (New Jersey)

Buffalo: Justin Bailey (San José) Marcus Foligno (Minnesota), Nick Foligno (Chicago), Dennis Gilbert; Jr. (Calgary), Patrick Kane; Jr. (Detroit) & Miles Wood (Colorado)

Canton: Jordan Greenway (Buffalo)

Cicero: Joel Farabee (Philadelphia)

Eden: Alex Iafallo (Winnipeg)

Elmira: Johnny Beecher (Boston)

Greenburgh: Brett Pesce (Carolina)

Hempstead: Shane Pinto (Ottawa)

Long Beach: Charlie McAvoy; Jr. (Boston)

Massena: Zach Bogosian (Minnesota)

New Rochelle: Kevin Shattenkirk (Boston)

New York: Jack Drury (Carolina)

Oyster Bay: Adam Fox (New York Rangers), Frank Milano (Washington) & Tyce Thompson (New York Islanders)

Smithtown: Kyle Palmieri (New York Islanders)

Staten Island: Kevin Labanc (San José)

Syracuse: Thomas Harley (Dallas) & Alex Tuch (Buffalo)

Waywayanda: Nick Abruzzese (Toronto)

New Jersey

Bellmawr: Eric Robinson (Buffalo)

Chatham: Alex Laferriere (Los Angeles) & Drew O'Connor (Pittsburgh)

Edison Township: Anthony Stolarz (Florida)

Livingston Township: Kyle MacLean (New York Islanders)

Long Branch: Connor Clifton (Buffalo)

Mantua Township: Tony DeAngelo (Carolina)

Middletown Township: James Van Riemsdyk (Boston) & Trevor Van Riemsdyk (Washington)

Robbinsville Township: Ross Colton (Colorado)

Salem: Johnny Gaudreau (Columbus)

Southampton Township: Kyle Criscuolo (New Jersey)

Toms River Township: Cam Dineen (Edmonton)

Vorhees Township: Mattias Samuelsson (Buffalo)

Pennsylvania

Hollidaysburg: Sam Lafferty (Vancouver)

Pittsburgh: Logan Cooley (Arizona), John Gibson (Anaheim), Brandon Saad (St. Louis) & Vincent Trocheck (New York Rangers)

Maryland

Chevy Chase: Patrick Giles (Florida)

Virginia

Henrico County: Zac Jones (New York Rangers)

North Carolina

Raleigh: Logan Brown (Tampa Bay) & Nikolai Kovalenko (Colorado)

South Carolina

Hilton Head Island: Ryan Hartman (Minnesota)

Florida

Boca Raton: Jakob Chychrun (Ottawa)

Coral Springs: Brandon Duhaime (Colorado)

Lee County: Gavin Brindley (Columbus)

Naples: John Hathaway; Jr. (Philadelphia)

Orlando: Jack Hughes (New Jersey) & Quin Hughes (Vancouver)

Oviedo: Ryan Carpenter (San José)

Parkland: Andrew Peeke (Boston)

Pembroke Pines: Shayne Gostisbehere (Detroit)

Plantation: Jaycob Megna (Chicago)

Michigan

Ann Arbor: Ian Cole (Vancouver), Andrew Copp (Detroit), Jeff Petry (Detroit) & Austin Watson (Tampa Bay)

Bloomfield Hills: Will Lockwood (Florida)

Brandon Township: Ben Gleason (Edmonton)

Canton Charter Township: Paul Cotter (Vegas) & Matt Roy (Los Angeles)

Clinton Charter Township: Kyle Connor (Winnipeg)

Commerce Charter Township: Connor Hellebuyck (Winnipeg)

Dearborn: Dakota Joshua (Vancouver)

East Grand Rapids: Luke Glendening (Tampa Bay)

Farmington Hills: Alex DeBrincat (Detroit) & Cayden Primeau (Montreal)

Grosse Pointe: Michael McCarron (Nashville) & Zach Werenski (Columbus)

Holland: Lane Hutson (Montreal)

Mt. Clemens: Frank Nazar III (Chicago)

Oxford Township: Josh Norris (Ottawa)

Pontiac: Bryan Rust (Pittsburgh)

Port Huron: Jack Campbell (Edmonton)

Rochester: Max Jones (Anaheim) & Jacob Trouba (New York Rangers)

Rochester Hills: Alec Martinez (Vegas)

Rockford: Mitchell Chaffee (Tampa Bay)

Royal Oak: Torey Krug (St. Louis)

St. Clair: Tyler Motte (Tampa Bay)

Waterford Charter Township: Dylan Larkin (Detroit)

Ypsilanti: Jalen Chatfield (Carolina)

Ohio

Cleveland: Jansen Harkins (Pittsburgh)

Columbus: Jack Roslovic (New York Rangers), Kiefer Sherwood (Nashville) & Cole Sillinger (Columbus)

Dublin: Sean Kuraly (Columbus)

Parma: Alex Nedeljkovic (Pittsburgh)

Powell: Carson Meyer (Columbus)

Unity Township: J.T. Miller (Vancouver)

Indiana

Ft. Wayne: Drake Batherson (Ottawa)

Indianapolis: Jack Johnson III (Colorado)

South Bend: Landon Slaggert (Chicago)

Alabama

Huntsville: Nic Dowd (Washington)

Mississippi

Biloxi: Mathieu Olivier (Columbus)

Wisconsin

Eau Claire: Ty Emberson (San José) & Jake McCabe (Toronto)

Green Bay: Mason Appleton (Winnipeg)

Linwood Township: Joe Pavelski (Dallas)

Madison: Nick Schmaltz (Arizona), Craig Smith (Dallas) & Ryan Suter (Dallas)

Milwaukee: Hudson Fasching (New York Islanders)

Mosinee: Cole Caufield (Montreal)

Illinois

Alton: Dakota Mermis (Minnesota)

Chicago: Christian Fischer (Detroit) & Mike Reilly; Jr. (New York Islanders)

Downers Grove Township: Josh Manson (Colorado)

New Trier Township: Alex Vlasic (Chicago)

Northfield Township: J.T. Compher (Detroit)

Palos Township: Christian Dvorak (Montreal)

Minnesota

Baudette: Alex Lyon (Detroit)

Blaine: Nick Bjugstad (Arizona), Jonny Brodzinski (New York Rangers)

Bloomington: Erik Johnson (Philadelphia)

Brainerd: Cole Smith (Nashville)

Burnsville: Brock Boeser (Vancouver) & Jarred Tinordi (Chicago)

Coon Rapids: Riley Tufte (Colorado)

Delano: Ben Meyers (Anaheim)

Duluth: Derek Forbort (Boston)

Eden Prairie: Jackson LaCombe (Anaheim), Nick Leddy (St. Louis) & Nick Seeler (Philadelphia)

Edina: Anders Lee (New York Islanders) & Casey Mittelstadt (Colorado)

Elk River: Matt Kierstad (Florida) & Nick Perbix (Tampa Bay)

Excelsior: Vinni Lettieri (Minnesota)

Fridley: Mikey Anderson (Los Angeles)

Grand Rapids: Alex Goligoski (Minnesota)

Hermantown: Dylan Samberg (Winnipeg)

Hibbing: Scott Perunovich (St. Louis)

Hopkins: Travis Boyd (Arizona)

Lakeville: Charlie Lindgren (Washington), Sam Malinski (Colorado), Jake Oettinger (Dallas), Ryan Poehling (Philadelphia) & Brady Skjei (Carolina)

Lindstrom: Blake Lizotte (Los Angeles)

Maple Grove: Brock Faber (Minnesota)

Minneapolis: Brian Halonen (New Jersey), Ryan Lindgren (New York Rangers), Brock Nelson (New York Islanders) & Zach Parisé (Colorado)

Moorhead: Will Borgen (Seattle)

Plymouth: Blake Wheeler (New York Rangers)

Roseville: Joey Anderson (Chicago)

Savage: Jack Ahcan (Colorado)

South St. Paul: Justin Faulk (St. Louis)

St. Cloud: Nate Schmidt (Winnipeg)

St. Paul: Nick Jensen (Washington), K'Andre Miller (New York Rangers), Tommy Novak (Nashville), Kyle Okposo (Florida) & Alex Steeves (Toronto)

Stillwater: Noah Cates (Philadelphia)

Thomson Township: Karson Kuhlman (New York Islanders)

Tonka Bay: Justin Holl (Detroit)

Waconia: Graeme Clarke (New Jersey)

Iowa

Dubuque: Tucker Poolman (Vancouver)

Missouri

Chesterfield: Clayton Keller (Arizona) & Luke Kunin (San José)

Dardenne Prairie: Joseph Woll (Toronto)

St. Louis: Trent Frederic (Boston), Adam Lowry (Winnipeg), Patrick Maroon (Boston) & Scott Mayfield (New York Islanders)

Louisiana

Baton Rouge: Mason Lohrei (Boston)

North Dakota

Fargo: Jackson Blake (Carolina)

Grand Forks: Paul LaDue (New York Islanders)

South Dakota

Sioux Falls: Walker Duehr (Calgary)

Nebraska

Omaha: Jake Guentzel (Carolina) & Neal Pionk (Winnipeg)

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City: Jon Merrill (Minnesota)

Texas

Arlington: Caleb Jones (Colorado) & Jared Jones (Chicago)

Houston: Thomas Bordeleau (San José) & Tyler Myers (Vancouver)

Missouri City: Logan O'Connor (Colorado)

Plano: Blake Coleman (Calgary) & Stefan Noesen (Carolina)

Montana

Whitefish: Jake Sanderson (Ottawa)

Colorado

Colorado Springs: Brandon Carlo (Boston)

Denver: Brendan Lemieux (Carolina) & Troy Terry (Anaheim)

Englewood: Cal Foote (New Jersey) & Nolan Foote (New Jersey)

Erie: Jaccob Slavin (Carolina)

Littleton: Mikey Eyssimont (Tampa Bay)

Utah

Salt Lake City: Trevor Lewis (Los Angeles)

Arizona

Phoenix: Sean Couturier (Philadelphia), Mark Kastelic (Ottawa), Matthew Knies (Toronto) & Tage Thompson (Buffalo)

Scottsdale: Braeden Tkachuk (Ottawa) & Matthew Tkachuk (Florida)

Alaska

Anchorage: Jeremy Swayman (Boston)

North Pole: Phoenix Copley (Los Angeles)

Washington

Bonney Lake: Dylan Gambrell (Toronto)

Liberty Lake: Tyler Johnson (Chicago)

Mt. Vernon: T.L. Oshie (Washington)

Spokane: Derek Ryan (Edmonton) & Kailer Yamamoto (Seattle)

Oregon

Portland: Jacob MacDonald (San José)

California

Anaheim: Cam York (Philadelphia)

Arcadia: Jason Robertson (Dallas) & Nicholas Robertson (Toronto)

La Mirada: Chase De Leo (Anaheim)

Long Beach: Matt Nieto (Pittsburgh)

Los Gatos: Devin Cooley (San José)

Manhattan Beach: Brendan Brisson (Vegas)

Newport Beach: Jason Zucker (Nashville)

Rancho Cucamonga: Collin Delia (Winnipeg)

San Diego: Thatcher Demko (Vancouver) & Chad Ruhwedel (New York Rangers)

San Ramon: Auston Matthews (Toronto)

Thousand Oaks: Trevor Moore (Los Angeles)

Every North American NHL Player’s Birth City

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il se fait l’ennemi de Dieu. Jacques 4.4 (BDS)

◀ 8 DÉCEMBRE ▶ 365 jours pour ranimer la flamme

Peuple adultère que vous êtes ! Ne savez-vous pas qu’aimer le monde, c’est haïr Dieu ? Si donc quelqu’un veut être l’ami du monde, il se fait l’ennemi de Dieu. Jacques 4.4 (BDS)

Ami du monde = ennemi de Dieu

On peut croire qu’en assistant dimanche après dimanche au culte, qu’en priant et en lisant la Bible régulièrement, qu’en adorant le Seigneur avec notre bouche, en faisant des miracles et en chassant des démons au nom de Jésus, nous hériterons du Royaume des Cieux, mais cela est un leurre, un mensonge du diable (cf. Mathieu 7.21). Ces dernières années, un « évangile d’indulgence » prêché dans de nombreuses églises, insinue que nous n’avons pas (ou peu) à nous soucier de notre sanctification car nous sommes sauvés par grâce. Ainsi, les messages mettent principalement l’accent sur les intérêts personnels (santé, argent, mariage, réussite, etc.) et amènent à l’idolâtrie de la chair et à la recherche des plaisirs du monde au détriment de Dieu et des affaires de Son Royaume. Nous vivons une époque où les loisirs et les divertissements n’ont jamais été aussi nombreux et faciles d’accès. Ainsi, étonnamment, nous avons plaisir à perdre du temps en futilités quand nous prétextons ne pas en avoir suffisamment pour prier et lire la Parole de Dieu. Or, tout ce qui prend la place du Seigneur est une idole qu’il nous faut renverser car elle fait de nous des adultères spirituels, une Fiancée infidèle que l’Époux n’emmènera pas avec Lui dans les nuées, pire : un ennemi de Dieu comme l’exprime le verset du jour. Le Seigneur a promis de s’occuper de tout ce qui nous concernait si nous Lui sommes entièrement consacrés, si nous faisons de Lui nos délices, si nous recherchons premièrement Son Royaume et Sa justice, si nous nous soumettons à Lui et si nous purifions nos cœurs partagés (Psaumes 37.4 ; Matthieu 6.32-34 ; Jacques 4.6-8). C’est pourquoi nous devons nous repentir d’avoir servi les intérêts de notre chair, d’avoir laissé l’orgueil grandir en nous au point de nous aveugler et de nous faire oublier que Dieu méritait toute la gloire, tout l’honneur et surtout toute notre vie ! Dieu nous a aimés le premier, il nous a TOUT donné par amour, et en particulier la vie éternelle. Ainsi, puisqu’Il nous a donné Sa vie, donnons-Lui notre vie en retour (défis, projets, loisirs, etc.), ne livrons pas nos membres au péché, mais offrons à Dieu nos membres, comme des instruments de justice (cf. 1 Jean 4.19 ; Romains 6.12). Le Seigneur nous demande de revenir à la simplicité d’une vie centrée sur l’Évangile et d’avoir un saint respect pour Sa Parole, de nous séparer du monde et d’activer notre foi, de mettre nos pieds dans Ses sillons et de suivre Son chemin au travers des Écritures, d’obéir à Sa voix afin d’être bénis et d’atteindre notre terre promise. "365 jours pour ranimer la flamme" est un recueil de méditations bibliques écrites par David Houstin et Ezechiel 37 Ministères. À PROPOS DE NOUS "L'Observateur Chrétien" est un magazine et journal en ligne proposant des informations chrétiennes. Retrouvez quotidiennement une actualité ciblée ayant pour but d'encourager le chrétien, de démontrer que le retour de Jésus Christ est proche, mais également de fournir des sujets de prière. L'essentiel de l'info chrétienne, c'est ici que ça se passe ! SUIVEZ-NOUS Application Bible en ligne Newsletter A propos Proposer un article Faire un don Contact © 2017 - L'Observateur Chrétien - Lire plus ici :