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Phaneuf, Luc. "Le cardinal Paul Grégoire et l'Église de Montréal (1968-1990)." Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/8546.

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L’historiographie récente du catholicisme québécois a passé pratiquement sous silence la vie et l’épiscopat de Mgr Paul Grégoire, archevêque de Montréal de 1968 à 1990. Pourtant, son épiscopat s’est déployé pendant une période cruciale de l’histoire du Québec et de l’Église catholique. Lorsque Mgr Grégoire devient archevêque de Montréal en avril 1968, le Québec vit encore sa Révolution tranquille, une période qui a vu l’éclosion au Québec de mentalités et moeurs nouvelles à l’enseigne du rejet du passé, sous l’impulsion d’une sécularisation et d’une déchristianisation déferlantes. De son côté, l’Église catholique vit son propre renouveau identitaire, fruit des travaux du Concile Vatican II, terminé depuis décembre 1965. C’est au confluent de ces deux renouveaux identitaires que l’épiscopat de Mgr Grégoire va prendre forme. L’archevêque de Montréal devra faire face à de nombreux défis inédits sur les fronts externes et internes. Ad extra, il devra prendre acte des défis d’une nouvelle donne sociale extrêmement défavorable à son Église, notamment sur le flanc de la confessionnalité du système d’éducation. Ad intra, il devra implanter les réformes conciliaires dans son diocèse, non sans avoir à affronter plusieurs résistances et incompréhensions, dont certaines deviendront des crises remettant en question la qualité de son leadership comme archevêque de Montréal. Au moment de sa retraite en mars 1990, Monsieur le cardinal Grégoire aura vu l’Église catholique perdre la majeure partie de son influence morale et spirituelle sur la société montréalaise et québécoise. Même si sa personnalité ne l’avait pas desservi dans ses efforts pour imprimer à l’Église de Montréal son orientation doctrinale, sa discipline et son style, on voit mal comment il aurait pu contrer significativement une évolution toute-puissante dans sa globalité. C’est ce que révèle le bilan de son épiscopat.
The recent historiography on Catholicism in the Province of Québec has neglected the life and episcopate of Paul Grégoire, archbishop of Montréal from 1968 to 1990. Yet his episcopate covers a crucial period in the history of the Province and the Catholic Church. When he became archbishop of Montréal in April 1968, the Province of Québec was still in the midst of its Quiet Revolution, a period of growing change in mentalities and morals brought on by a rejection of the past and the rising tide of secularization and dechristianization. For its part, the Catholic Church was going through its own renewed identity process as a result of the Second Vatican Council which had ended December 1965. It is at the juncture of these two renewed identities that Archbishop Grégoire’s episcopate took shape. The prelate had to cope with many new challenges both on the external and internal fronts. Ad extra, he had to meet the challenges of a new social order extremely unfavorable towards his Church, particularly concerning the denominational school system. Ad intra, he had to implement the Council reforms throughout his diocese and in so doing encountered a great deal of resistance and much misunderstanding which sometimes led to crises casting doubt on his leadership. At the time of his retirement in March 1990, Cardinal Grégoire had seen the Catholic Church lose the greater part of its moral and spiritual influence on the Montréal and Québec societies. He had set out to mold the Church of Montréal according to his doctrinal orientation, his discipline and his style. Even while taking into consideration that his personality was not best suited for the task, we fail to see how he could have significantly countered the great opposing forces at work. The study of his episcopate clearly reveals this.
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St, George's Church (Montréal Québec). St. George's Church, Montreal, jubilee celebration, 1870-1920. [Montréal: s.n., 1996.

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St, George's Church (Montréal Québec). St. George's Church: Parish handbook, 1999. [Montréal: s.n., 1999.

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Bate, Edith. St. George's Church, Chateauguay, Quebec: 75th anniversary. [S.l: s.n., 1999.

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Émard), Église catholique Diocèse de Valleyfield Évêque (1892-1927 :. Le Congrès eucharistique de Montréal. Valleyfield [Québec: s.n., 1995.

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Hennessy-Brandl, Sheila. St. Patrick Church, Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Record of marriages, 1873-1904. Mississauga, ON]: S. Hennessy-Brandl, 2005.

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Dunn, Robert. Christ Church Cathedral (Anglican), Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Marriages 1766-1899. 2nd ed. Pointe Claire, Québec: Quebec Family History Society, 2005.

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Hennessy-Brandl, Sheila. St. Patrick Church, Montreal, Quebec, Canada record of baptisms, 1873-1904. Mississauga, ON]: S. Hennessy-Brandl, 2005.

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Talbot, Georges-Lucien. Histoire de la paroisse Saint-Louis-de-France de Montréal. Montréal: Comité du centenaire, Paroisse Saint-Louis-de-France, 1987.

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St. Andrew's Church (Montréal, Quebec). Sabbath School Library. and St. Andrew's Church (Montréal, Quebec). Sabbath School Library. Catalogue of St. Andrew's Church Sabbath School Library. [Montréal?: s.n.], 1993.

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École sociale populaire (Montréal, Québec). Mémoire sur l'École sociale populaire. Montréal: Secrétariat de l'E.S.P., 1997.

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