Jesuits arrive in Quebec
- When
- 1625–1629
- Where
- Quebec
- Episodes
- 2
In 1625, the Society of Jesus established a fourth mission in Quebec under Father Charles Lalemant. This early effort faltered when English forces occupied the colony in 1629, delaying a strong Jesuit foothold until 1632.
Episodes
- Establishment of the Fourth Mission
Jesuits founded a fourth mission in Quebec in 1625 under Charles Lalemant.
- Failure Due to English Occupation
The 1625 mission failed after English forces occupied Quebec in 1629.
Background and detail
Jesuit Establishment. Jesuit missions in North America were established early in the 17th century. In 1625, a fourth mission was founded in Quebec by Fathers Charles Lalemant, Enemond Massé, and others. This marked a significant step in the Society's presence in the region before later disruptions.
People involved
- Charles Lalemant · Superior of the 1625 mission
- Enemond Massé · Jesuit Father in the 1625 mission
Sources
- Jesuit missions in North America Wikipedia, revision of 2026-07-21
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