Apôtres Inconnus [French]

By: Duchaussois, R. P. (Pierre Jean Baptis

"Ap tres Inconnus" est un t moignage historique et spirituel poignant consacr l' "uvre des missionnaires catholiques dans les r gions les plus isol es du Canada. crit par le P re Pierre Duchaussois, cet ouvrage met en lumi re le d vouement exceptionnel et les sacrifices souvent ignor s des hommes qui ont consacr leur existence l' vang lisation des populations autochtones du Grand Nord et de l'Arctique. travers des r cits empreints de ferveur, l'auteur d peint les d fis quotidiens pos s par un climat extr ame et l'immensit sauvage des solitudes polaires.

Le livre explore la dimension h ro que de cette vie missionnaire, o la foi in branlable se confronte la rigueur des l ments. Au-del du r cit religieux, "Ap tres Inconnus" offre une perspective pr cieuse sur les conditions de vie et les cultures rencontr es dans ces contr es lointaines au d but du XXe si cle. En documentant l'engagement des Oblats de Marie-Immacul e, l' "uvre constitue une source documentaire majeure pour l'histoire des missions et de l'expansion chr tienne en Am rique du Nord. Ce texte demeure un hommage vibrant l'abn gation humaine et une chronique captivante de l'aventure spirituelle en terre glac e.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025276760
• ISBN13: 9781025276762
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 1.19 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 9.2"