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Göbel, Manfred. "Katholische Jugendverbände und Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst 1931-1933 /." Paderborn : F. Schöningh, 2005. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb399650071.
Full textFlauraud, Vincent. "LA JAC dans le Massif Central méridional : (Aveyron, Cantal) : des années 1930 aux années 1960." Aix-Marseille 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003AIX10078.
Full textManseau, Caroline. "Jeunesse, tu deviendras homme les discours identitaires véhicules au sein de l'Association Catholique de la Jeunesse canadienne-francaise (1904-1931)." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2006. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/2483.
Full textPiché, Lucie. "Femmes et changement social au Québec : l'apport de la Jeunesse ouvrière catholique féminine : 1931-1936 /." Québec : les Presses de l'université Laval, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39148619m.
Full textAry, Zaira. "Foi et rencontres : représentations du masculin et du féminin dans l'Église du Brésil, de l'action catholique à la théologie de la libération : l'exemple de la Jeunesse étudiante catholique (J.E.C. et J.U.C.)." Paris 7, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA070090.
Full textA research dealing with the repression of sexuality and the representatio9ns of male and female sexes in the catholic church of brazil. These subjects have been evaluated within the catholic action movement, in particular with reference to its youth branches representated by secondary and university students (1950-1967). And within the movement which succeded to it - the theology of liberation and the basic ecclesiastical communities. Catholicism has historically created some difficulties concerning human sexuality. Regarding the relations between sexes. One may find a certain social hegemony attribued to men and an ambiguous mystification about the women. This militant catholicism which has been analysed, in this thesis, has maintained some of this ambiguities concerning sexuality and sex relations: the sexual unification of "the human species" referred to as masculine gender; sexuality is condemned while celibacy and virginity are praised; eve, the women who "seduces", is condemned, whereas mary, the wom@an who "saves", becomes a myth. In spite of that , these movements have apparently surpassed these unspoken questions though the political consciousness given by the teaching of the gospel and througyh a certain idealisation of the loving couple "struggling" for the constitution of the christian family and the irruption of the social revolution
Chérel, Evelyne. "Politique et religion en coree du sud : jeunesse catholique [kat'ollik ch'ongnyon] et les elections generales de mai 1948. un exemple de politisation d'une revue catholique." Paris 7, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA070054.
Full textBroucqsault, Odile. "Mgr Jules Harlé, un pasteur du monde rural (1916-1919)." Littoral, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009DUNK0241.
Full textBishop Jules Harlé (1916-1999) is a native from area around Boulogne-sur-Mer. He is a heir of the Catholicism’s long tradition of the dioceses of the North of France. Since 1941, this zealous missionary increases the JAC-teams and spiritual training. He wants to let the rural people discover that the commitment for the world and in the world doesn’t go against the workship. As disciple of the canon and sociologist Fernand Boulard, he has a part in the reform of the parishes thanks to the general pastoral (“Pastorale d’Ensemble”). In 1970, he is the auxiliary bishop of Arras. He considers the laity as partners for the evangelization and encourages the reorganization of the religious communities. This rural pastor promotes the solution of the MRJC’s crisis, and he presides the episcopal child hood and youth committee (1982-1985). He is one of the persons who are introduced the young people’s pastoral in France. As bishop of the aggiornamento, he admits that catholic action does not have the monopoly of the Church’s mission, even though the public worship is collapsing. He uses the conciliar documents and especially Gaudium Spes which precises that the Church “shares the earthly lot of the world”, that the Church “is like the ferment and, so to speak, the soul of humanity set to be reneviewed in Christ”, this priest of Jesus’ Heart, guide of the French national Conference of secular Institutes, think that this lifestyle with many charisms could be an answer to challenges of the catholic Church in France
DEUBEL, CRAUS BRIGITTE. "L'eglise catholique et la jeunesse, au lendemain de la deuxieme guerre mondiale, a treves et ses environs." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988STR20040.
Full textIt is discribed, here, what was, during the five following years of the hostilities, the gradual recovery of the pastoral and youth work, in trier, although the scarcities and the moral misery. The destroying action of the national-socialism and the catholics resistance are at first related. In a second chapter, the destructions and afterwards the beginning of reconstruction, the financial necessities, the reopening of religious schools, the setting of the french military government on july the 10th 1945, with which the clergy, obliged to negotiate, kept constructive relations, and finally the revival of the catholic press, are evoked. Then, the curriculum vitae of the principal personnages responsible for the catholic youth are listed. Two of them the lord bishop of the diocese, bornewasser and lord ludwig wolker, "the boss" of haus altenberg, the main center of the youth work, marked, by their action, their passing at the top of the clergy. The reorganization of the youth work with the unification of the different movements, the development of the katholische jugend, then of the bund der katholischen jugend are after considered. A summary of some religious ceremonies and other activities intended to gather the catholic youth, ends this synthetic work
Pizzigoni, Francesca Davida. "Le catalogue perdu : la reconstruction de la production pour l'enfance de la maison d'édition catholique SEI de Turin." Caen, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014CAEN1020.
Full textThe dissertation is a research on the children's books edited by SEI (Società Editrice Internazionale), a catholic publisher founded in Turin in 1908, picking up the legacy of don Giovanni Bosco in 1854, and still active. The aim of this work is to recollect its children's books catalog and its different book series. Among the years, in fact, the publishers's archive had been lost, and with it, even many accurate informations about its publications devoted to children. So Il catalogo perduto (The Lost Catalog) is an attempt to reconstruct the history of SEI's production for children, paying tribute to a glorious publishing house, and to contribute to the history of Italian publishers and childhood literature. Through its six chapters, the dissertation covers more than a hundred years of children's books, moving from “the lost catalog” to “the found catalog”
Munoz, Laurence. "Une histoire du sport catholique : la Fédération sportive et culturelle de France, 1898-2000 /." Paris ; Budapest ; Torino : l'Harmattan, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39098130m.
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Harang, Charles-Edouard. "Les mouvements catholiques de jeunesse de la décolonisation à la coopération 1945-1985." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004IEPP0043.
Full textGastaud, Philippe. "Les Pratiques corporelles dans les mouvements de jeunesse catholiques guadeloupéens : histoire de l'idendité créole au XXème siècle." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002STR20019.
Full textBousseyroux, Pascal. "Robert Garric (1896-1967) : éducateur catholique du social." Paris 7, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA070058.
Full textRobert Garric (1896-1967) was an intellectual and a catholic involved in social action. He was born in a bourgeois family in the Cantal and later attended the Ecole Nornale Supérieure. Life in the WWI trenches brought to Mm vividly the importance of comradeship. He founded in 1921 a catholic educational network, the Equipes Sociales, which offered courses in general knowledge and technical courses to any young people wishing to improve his social standing. The network operated within as well as outside the existing patronage institutions. Garric 's social and intellectual proselytism came together to encourage a deeper dialogue and understanding between social classes which shared a common catholic faith. Following the example of Marechal Lyautey, culture thus became a new ground for discussing social issues and a foundation towards building better social relationships through the education of the best among the younger generation. The Equipes were interested by society's outcasts : people living in town areas such as the popular Parisian quarter of Belleville, where Garric lived for a while, children from the suburbs, the sick in the sanatoriums; the foreigners. They spread a Christian and humanist vision defended by Garric in the Revue des Jeunes or in his teachings at the Sorbonne and in Brazilian and Dutch universities. Believing that social issues are of paramount importance, Garric joined the National Revolution in 1940, becoming head of the Secours National, a wartime charity leaning towards petainism. Out of the public eye after WW2, he gained a final public role as director of Paris Cité Internationale having to deal with an international and new generation
Volpé, Philippe. "À la frontière des mondes : jeunesse étudiante et mouvements d’Action catholique en Acadie de la première moitié du 20e siècle." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/39558.
Full textLebrun, Andréanne. "Modèles citoyens proposés à la jeunesse dans les programmes et les manuels d’hygiène, de bienséances et de civisme du secondaire catholique public au Québec (1943 - 1967)." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/5448.
Full textGiroux, Bernard. "La Jeunesse étudiante chrétienne (J. E. C. Et J. E. C. F. ) de 1945 aux années soixante-dix." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009IEPP0034.
Full textThis document provides the first account of the History of the Jeunesse Etudiante Chrétienne (J. E. C. ) between 1945 and the seventies. That association is officially acknowledged and supported by the catholic hierarchy. It gathers catholic pupils and students who evangelize other pupils. While studing it, anyone tries to understand the link the french catholic Church keeps up with modernity, which is distinguished as a process marked by the State secularization, the advent of rationalism and the individual’s autonomy, at the expense of tradition, in particular religious. The study finally points out that the J. E. C. Seems to be an area of synthetis between modernity ad tradition. The author emphasizes the contribution from the J. E. C. To the change in the school system, in the catholic Church of France, in policies and in the intellectual thought. The author sets out the commitment of the movement to the fighting against the Algerian war and its attitude in May 1968. The thesis is supported with the analysis of various records which had never been analysed before. Besides the account and analysis of the events, the thesis provides additional tools to the future researcher : the list of ruling staff, a presentation of the officials and the outcome of a survey among former militants
Filippi, Myriam. "Un catholicisme d’ouverture : les mouvements catholiques d’éducation populaire et leurs membres musulmans en France (années 1960 - années 2010)." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PSLEP029.
Full textIn the 1960s, in the wave of the reception by the Catholics of the Second Vatican Council in a context of increasing immigrant population in France, Catholic popular education movements like JOC-F (association of Young Christian Workers), ACE (Catholic Action for Children) and the Sun Units of the Girl Guides of France, started interacting with young people from North African and Turkish background, often through priests and religious dedicated to the apostolate in popular milieu. Very quickly the leaders of those movements, inspired by Christian Third-Worldism, affirm their concern to respect these young people’s immigrant culture and specific religion, based on the advice of Catholic specialists of Islam. Some of these young Muslims take on responsibilities and affirm the importance of this commitment in their lives from a political as well as a religious point of view. They express that they have become "better Muslims", while being aware of the originality of their faith compared to that of their parents, because of a phenomenon of spiritual mimicry which reinforces the overall trend toward the individualization of one’s relationship to religion, common to the majority of young Muslims of their generation. In the 1980s, the presence of young Muslims raises questions within ACE and JOC-F movements that were at the same time reaffirming their apostolic project in the context of John Paul II’s pontificate. The sometimes divisive debates focus mainly on "Muslim times" and the taking on responsibilities by Muslims. They fade in the 1990s, at a time when the number of young Muslims "joined" by ACE and JOC-F declines. From the 1990s onwards, Muslims are more numerous within the Scouts of France and then the Scouts and Girl Guides of France, through the development of proposals specifically directed to disadvantaged youth. In these movements, the presence of young Muslims is analysed and valued in terms of interfaith dialogue, in a period of increasing interfaith initiatives in France
Favier, Anthony. "Égalité, mixité, sexualité : le genre et l'intime chez de jeunes catholiques du mouvement de la Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne (JOC-F), dans les années 1968 et au-delà (1954-1987)." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LYO20116/document.
Full textThis works aims to question the evolutions brought by young people aged 14 to 25 in two mouvements of Specialized Catholic Action in 1960s France. Historiography makes a link between social changements in gender or intimacy issues during this time and students as social actors and the phenomenon of secularization, however, this study would like to renew the field by focusing on the young people in a religious mouvements aimed at the working class. Born in the interwar period on a line of uncompromising moral and Christian reconquest of the workers, YWCs became unexpected but real actors of gender evolutions in French society of the postwar boom. The mouvements represent a middle way of social change by seeking an original ecclesial and social position in accordance with the double injunction of a Christian and social activist movement. The beginning of the coeducation, debates on gender equality in schools, at work or in society, as well as matters of sexual emancipation are a good historic observatory of the evolution on gender. While Catholicism gradually abandoned as a primary form insertion into society as a lay specialized Catholic Action from the 1970s, this history is also that of the consequences of secularization on a denominational movement. The bursting of meaning, the development of a practical pluralism, the search for autonomy reflect the tensions in contemporary French Catholicism since the 1980s on issues of gender and intimacy in the very contemporary
Emmanuel, Michel. "Devenir prêtre dans l'entre-deux-guerres : les années de formation de Mgr Maxime Charles." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011IEPP0049.
Full textMgr Maxime Charles (1908-1993) is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding figures in post-war French Catholicism, as shown by his activity among Parisian students from 1944 to 1959 at the Centre Richelieu, and by his twenty-six years as rector, from 1959 to 1985, of the Sacred-Heart Basilica erected by a national vow on the hill of Montmartre. How was such a priest trained? If one may refer to his distinctive style as “Carlism”, what are its origins? This study seeks to trace the sources of a priestly vocation and to analyse the clerical education received at the Parisian minor seminary at Conflans, in the municipality of Charenton, from 1922 to 1928, and then, from 1928 to 1935, at the university seminary of les Carmes, part of the Institut catholique of Paris. In the wake of these years of formal education, the study also examines the first years of ministry of the young priest sent, at his request, to a parish in a working class suburb of Paris, at Malakoff, where he deals principally with youth movements. Together with this biographical approach, the study is a contribution to the history of clerical education in France between the wars, through observation of the minor seminary of Paris and, more particularly, the university seminary of les Carmes, founded in 1919 by Jean Verdier, the future Cardinal Archbishop of Paris, which had become in a few years the leading seminary in France. Finally, this study is a reflection on the catholic revival in France in the nineteen-twenties and thirties
Divo, Jean. "L'Aubier, la J. O. C. Et la J. O. C. F. Dans le diocèse de Besançon, 1927-1978." Strasbourg, 2009. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/restreint/theses_doctorat/2009/DIVO_Jean_2009_1.pdf.
Full textA group of he YCW started in the diocese of Besançon in 1927. At that time children from a working class culture started working at thirteen. The situation of those young workers and their growing lack of contact with the Church were a subject of concern for some priests, amon whom G. Béjot, curate at Belfort. . .
Chéroutre, Marie-Thérèse. "Le scoutisme au féminin : les Guides de France, 1923-1998." Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010564.
Full textBosselut, Clémence. "Ce que partir veut dire : la transformation identitaire des volontaires de solidarité internationale." Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0066.
Full textWhich role does the experience of an international volunteer service play in the biographical itinerary and narrative --"l identity of the young adult leaving? The researcher followed a group of volunteers deployed by the French organisation Délégation Catholique pour la Coopération in "real-time", closely combining participatory observation, interviews and questionnaires. Within the career of a volunteer the analysis specifies various factors impacting the transformation of identity: a feeling of coherence between the original socialization and the objectives of the organisation; an association encouraging the individual appropriation of the institutional demands and that is refraining from a technical approach towards development; a commitment assuring the fidelity to oneself's identity and thus allowing changes; finally, a temporal and local frame encouraging experiments, symbolic interpretation and a double change of perspective (discovering the other/observation by the other). The research shows that each individual integrates the own experience in the proper narrative identity depending on how this person is relating to the current linear model of becoming an adult in France. Three types were initially theoretically elaborated and subsequently empirically verified. The volunteer service may be a symbolic experience, an initial transition towards the adult age. It can also be interpreted as a liberating experience serving as a moratorium of becoming adult resulting in either a furcation in the biographical itinerary or the acceptance of the state of adulthood. Finally, it can be lived as a singular experience marking the biographical itinerary in a controlled way
Gardet, Mathias. "Jeunesse d'Église, jeunesse d'État au Mexique (1929-1945)." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010512.
Full textStarting from the thirties, a new conception of youth organization rises up. It is based on the confrontation between two new concepts of society coming one from the church the other from the state and youth organizations, mainly student organizations, already existing. Almos ten years of negociations "at the top" between political or chruch authorities and the leaders of the various youth and student organizations will be necessary before two new forms of youth organizations take shape : the catholic association of mexican youth (ACJM) and the confederation of young mexicans (CJM). Two organization wich institutionalize chruch youth or catholic youth and state youth or revolutionary youth respectively but wich are also effectively present in the field on the national level and the local level, giving birth to new ways and forms of sociability
Torres, Martinez Rubén. "Jeunes et clivages : présentation et validation du clivage Etat - Eglise catholique au Mexique : un essai de typologie." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM1025/document.
Full textSince the independence of Mexico (1821), two political groups have been competing for the control of the country. Throughout the twentieth century, the hegemonic party used the entire state apparatus system to make it impossible to observe the cleavages in the country and on the contrary it stimulated the idea of a party-state above all social conflict. We have studied and exploited the concept of cleavage as a tool. This concept allows us to examine where the lines that divide the society lie. The case of mayor political parties has been studied: the National Action Party (PAN) the Party of Democratic Revolution (PRD) and the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). The constitutional amendments that occurred during Salinas's administration have put the State and the Catholic Church in confrontation again. Indeed, this conflict has become the center of a national debate. We can see that the conflict has been institutionalized and has continued until today. To reach our goal we present a series of interviews with the young leaders from political parties. We analyze their answers from the State - Catholic Church cleavage. Crossed questions about the “sensitive” subjects (abortion and gay marriage) let us detect the reproduction of cleavage. We develop and propose a typology (Weber) to guide and lead this research
Bernard, Yveline. "Les patronages catholiques de garçons dans le diocèse de Nantes, de 1844 à 1965." Nantes, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001NANT3010.
Full textBikuika, Lubanzadio Christophe. "Émergence d'une figure d'Église à travers des pratiques de l'Union des chorales de jeunes catholiques de Matadi." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/35778.
Full textOur study is part of the theological debate seeking, as Jacques Audinet and Gilles Routhier argue, to think of the Church in terms of emergence, revisiting not only the instituting practices in the first Christian community, but also by examining how it can emerge in our societies today. We began our theological reflection starting from the “Union des Chorales des Jeunes de Matadi” (UCHOJEUCAM). The first chapter emphasizes the difficult task of integrating young people into LEC’s (“Living Ecclesial Communities”), seeking to understand things in the light of the changes brought by globalization in the socialization of young people. This allows to consider UCHOJEUCAM as a challenge to put the Church in the new sociability. The second chapter reports on the survey we conducted in Matadi and on the analysis of the data collected. This analysis brings together different categories around five themes: living together; participation in the life of the Church; needs and aspirations of young people; church life today; responsibilities of young people in the building of the Church. The last chapter attempts a theological reflection about these different themes. Thinking in terms of emergence, the present theological approach, thanks to the method of correlation, allows to revisit the instituting practices in the first Christian community and to examine how the Church can emerge in our societies of today. It aims also to put into resonance the multiple forms taken by the young people of the Union in the life of the Church with the three dimensions of the vocation of the baptized: prophetic, sacerdotal and royal. Considering the interdisciplinary nature of practical theology, we dared to engage two types of dialogue. A first one of philosophical, sociological and psychological type, made it possible to understand the experience of the young people of the Union as a quest for recognition. A second one of exegetical type, with the story of the meeting of Jesus and the Samaritan woman, allowed to hear a word of conversion to renew the vision of young people and recognize that they have something to give to us. By remaining attentive to young people and taking into account their challenge to a Church that does not recognize the capacity to contribute to its edification, we realized that the Synodal and Co- Responsible Church seems to be the Church figure corresponding to their aspirations. Our theological reflection finally raised the urgency of working in the world, so as to be and to make a sign of the Kingdom, according to the Father's plan and the mission of the Son and the Holy Spirit. Considering that young people are willing to assume various responsibilities at different levels of ecclesial life, we have highlighted ministries and charisms for ecclesial communion. In concluding our work, we did not fail to take stock of our learning and to present some future prospects, while raising the limits of our research and the questions that remain open.
Chavinier, Sabine. "La genèse du basket français : conditions de possibilités de la diffusion du basket-ball des Etats-unis vers la France : balles perdues, interceptions et passes décisives des protestants américains aux catholiques français (1893-1933)." Paris 11, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA113008.
Full textThe aim of this research is to study the first stage of French basketball history. Based on an empirical work done in France, in the United States of America and in Switzerland, different archives – UCJG (young Protestants movement), young Catholics clubs, national federations (FFA and FGSPF), international federations (FIBA, IAAF) and also some data stem from both the Church and the Army archives – allowed to supply a supplementary perspective about the links between sport and religion on the one hand, and to bring some intelligibility factors on cultural relationships between the USA and France on the other. This study gives prominence to the emergence of a phenomenon that will be on the rise after the Second World War. Between 1893 and 1933, one attempt of Americanization followed another by means of different YMCAs, firstly at a Parisian association scale, UCJG of Paris, and then at a national level during the Great War. They match with two well-marked circumstances: the first being the concern of the export of a cultural and sporting innovation (1886-1917), the second of the French suitability for a foreign physical practice (1917-1933). Each of them sheds light on the different responsibilities of the phenomenon: its failures and its successes, but also the resistances that it could face and the stakes it covers. Those circumstances underline the impact of the changing of perception of a power on the spreading of its cultural innovations
Etienne, Evans. "L'attachement des jeunes issus de l'immigration haïtienne à l'église de leurs parents : le cas de deux églises haîtiennes à Montréal." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/69192.
Full textThis research studies youth from Haitian background who are somewhat attached to the church of their parents. It seeks to examine the extent of this attachment, firstly, according to pertinent scientific approaches, particularly sociological and psychological and secondly, through the youths’ own perception. From the perspective of pastoral care of migrants, the research also looks at the role of the congregation and the family in this attachment. Theological reflection examines the moral and pastoral support of the apostle Paul towards his young disciple Timothy, who was being criticized by elders in his church community. The situation of Timothy and of the youth in our study will be shown to be correlated. In both, youth is seen to imply immaturity. Likewise, the generation of biblical Ezra is analyzed; there the conservation of religious purity in the nation of Israel is compared to certain immigrant Haitian leaders and youth. This research shows that Haitian youth are attached to their parents’ congregation primarily for sociocultural reasons but also because of their personal faith in God. The mentality of the older generation is found to be crucial and can make this attachment more fragile.
Perreault, Jean-Philippe. "L'imaginaire religieux de jeunes Québécois et leurs rapports au catholicisme." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26019.
Full textNous connaissons bien les mutations des rapports des Québécois au catholicisme dans le processus de sécularisation des années 1960. Si tous s’entendent pour dire que cette période fut des plus marquantes au plan religieux, ses répercussions créent aujourd’hui une situation sans précédent trop souvent ignorée : chaque génération qui arrive au seuil de la vie adulte est de plus en plus « sécularisée ». Que ces jeunes n’aient pas fait l’expérience d’un catholicisme structurant et imprégnant la culture commune a des impacts majeurs sur le paysage socioreligieux québécois. Comment se configure le religieux et s’articule le sens de la vie chez les jeunes adultes? Quels sont leurs rapports au catholicisme et aux institutions du sens? Prenant appui sur des données empiriques recueillies lors d’entretiens et d’observations auprès de jeunes âgés entre 18 et 29 ans, nos explorations visent à cerner la configuration de l’imaginaire religieux contemporain. Pour ce faire, nous abordons la définition de ce temps de vie qu’est la jeunesse, les croyances, les valeurs et le rapport au catholicisme. Ces analyses, une fois confrontées à certains référents théoriques, nous permettent de mieux saisir la dynamique de l’imaginaire religieux dans une société et une culture de consommation. Il nous a été également permis de mener, simultanément, une réflexion épistémologique concernant l’étude du religieux dans son rapport et son apport à la sociologie.
The process of secularization in Quebec during the 1960s changed people’s relation to religion, notably catholicism. Though this period is one of the most significant regarding religious transformation, this fact is often forgotten. Each new generation which enters adulthood is more and more secularized. Young people do not necessarily experience catholicism in its institutionalized forms or on a daily basis. This reality has had a major impact on the religious heritage and social fabric of Quebec society. How do young people experience religion, and does it give meaning to their lives? How do they relate to catholicism and its institutions? This research explores the forms of religious imagination experienced by young people of contemporary Quebec. Empirical data culled from interviews with young adults between the ages of 18 and 29, and participatory observations of their activities form the basis of the research. Youth culture, beliefs, values and their rapport with catholicism constitute the topics explored. A close analysis of the data highlights the dynamics between the religious imagination of individuals and their society and culture immersed in consumerism. This research also focuses on the epistemological link between the study of religion and the discipline of sociology.
Laliberté, Daniel. "Le catéchuménat, un modèle inspirateur pour l'initiation chrétienne des plus jeunes." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25347/25347.pdf.
Full textThe Catholic Church states that any Christian initiation should take as a model the process proposed for adults : the catechumenate. This thesis first situates the issue of Christian initiation in Québec today. It proposes an analysis of the different concepts involved, including the concept of “model”. Then, going through the history of the catechumenate in order to show the links between the main principles of the catechumenate of the first centuries and those that guided its restoration by the Second Vatican Council, it underlines the essential elements of a catechumenal process, and thus what should be present in every initiation process. A sociological reflection follows, examining the admissibility within today’s socioreligious context, of a new Christian initiation process. This leads to the formulation of some propositions concerning the global structure and the guiding principles of a renewed process for Christian initiation that would be clearly inspired by the essential elements of the catechumenate.
Ruest-Paquette, Anne-Sophie. "Analyse bioécologique des répercussions identitaires chez des survivantes adultes de harcèlement par les pairs en vertu de l'expression de genre ou de l'orientation sexuelle dans des écoles catholiques de langue française en Ontario." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/66972.
Full textCette étude doctorale narrative prend appui sur la théorie bioécologique du développement humain (Bronfenbrenner, 1977, 1994; Drapeau, 2008) afin d’examiner les interrelations entre 1) le contexte ethnolinguistique, culturel, juridique, déontologique et militant dans lequel apprennent et se développent les élèves scolarisés et socialisés sous la tutelle du système scolaire franco-ontarien (macrosystème), 2) les interactions préscolaires, parascolaires et scolaires d’anciennes écolières ayant éprouvé du harcèlement par les pairs en vertu de l’expression de genre ou de l’orientation sexuelle au sein d’établissements éducationnels de langue française en Ontario (micro et mésosystèmes) et 3) la construction identitaire de ces dernières (ontosystème). À la lumière des attitudes et des comportements d’intériorisation et d’extériorisation rapportés, le récit collectif composé suggère que les sentiments d’estime de soi, de confiance et soi et d’appartenance des participantes auraient été considérablement affaiblis sous l’effet de la persécution dont elles auraient fait l’objet. La relation qu’elles entretiennent avec leur corps, les autres, le catéchisme catholique et la normativité aurait aussi été altérée. Par-delà la stigmatisation et le harcèlement infligés à l’école, les informatrices ont implicitement ou explicitement attribué ces retombées à leur socialisation sexuelle et de genre, voire à la cohérence des habitus véhiculés relativement à l’homoérotisme et à la féminité sous les auspices du catéchisme catholique, des médias et de leur entourage respectif. Se situant à la jonction entre les prismes de l’éducation et du travail social, cette thèse multidisciplinaire vise, en définitive, à conscientiser, à sensibiliser et à responsabiliser les autorités scolaires, communautaires et universitaires ayant le pouvoir d’intervenir en faveur du mieux-être des élèves-victimes et des adultes-survivantes de harcèlement dans les écoles francoontariennes. À l’égal des recommandations émises, les résultats y sont présentés et analysés de sorte à interroger les préjugés et à interpeller l’humanité de ces actrices et ces acteurs dans le but d’influer sur leurs pratiques professionnelles et, par extension, de contribuer aux changements idéologiques et systémiques nécessaires en vue de réduire l’occurrence et l’incidence des injustices sociales perpétuées entre élèves au sein des institutions éducationnelles de l’Ontario français.
Stewart, Bradley. "Le Voisinage : une communauté intentionnelle missionnaire dans une culture post-chrétienne." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/70301.
Full textSocial and economic changes in recent decades have radically transformed the realities of young adult life. These changes led the student ministry Power to Change at Université Laval to reevaluate its context and its methods in order to better reach Québécois students. The result of these reflections was to found an intentional community (called Le Voisinage, or “The Neighbourhood”) in a student quarter of Quebec City, where Christian young adults decided to move together, integrating life, faith, and mission in their milieu. This study seeks to lay a missiological foundation for this community via a deep investigation of its context and by putting the community in dialogue with a movement of evangelical intentional communities, The New Monasticism. The contextual part of this study asks two questions: in what context was Power to Change founded, and in what ways did this context lead to methods and ways of thinking thinking that are either no longer pertinent, or even distortions of the Christian mission? We argue that a ministry dedicated exclusively to evangelism and discipleship is only relevant in a highly christianized context, and that the Church Growth Theology that we have inherited is patterned after the imaginary of consumer society. As a result, this missiology engages in the dynamics of consumerism and proves harmful both for young adults and for the Church. We finish by evaluating how neo-monastic missiology, based on the idea of the Church as a community of witness, and its expanded perspective of the Kingdom of God can balance a missiology centered on evangelism and individual salvation. A balanced missiology and a balanced practice can thus help the community Le Voisinage better serve students who are facing the pressures of consumer society.
Montety, Henri de. "La Nouvelle revue de Hongrie et ses amis français (1932-1944) : la cause hongroise : une machine à voyager dans le temps pour les catholiques et les jeunes non-conformistes." Lyon 3, 2009. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2009_out_montety_h.pdf.
Full textHungary in the Thirties was used as a canvas by certain contemporary thinkers upon which to project their ideas, much in the same way as it is now being used by this historian to observe these ideas. Many Frenchmen, in particular young non-conformists, Catholics and clergymen, as well as certain monarchists, indulged themselves in a perception of Hungary as an anachronistic world in which they could catch sight of shadows reflective of their own yearnings and contradictions; the Hungarian cause appeared somehow as a concrete manifestation of their own individual situation as it confronted the newly shaped modern world. Most of them were won to the Hungarian cause via the Nouvelle revue de Hongrie (1932-44), a monthly review published in French in Budapest under the co-direction of Georges Ottlik and Joseph Balogh. However, the nature of Hungarian national goals and the constraints which weighed upon the review were such that, as a matter of fact, the Hungarians could hardly ever reach a common ground of understanding with their French counterparts. Despite these divergences, it appears to me that the French-Hungarian friendship in the Thirties can be taken as a whole and divided into three phases, related to the prospects of territorial revision as well as to the future of Europe in general: Hope (1932-36); Faith (1935-39); and Charity (1939-44). For me, studying the Thirties in Hungary is a way to observe a particular aspect of modernity’s challenges as well as the various difficulties encountered by men who had to face it from different angles, despite their best efforts to form a consistent front behind the Hungarian flag
Ahogyan a 30-as évek Magyarországa ürügyként szolgált egynémely kortárs számára, úgy ma is ugyanez mondható el róla a történész szempontjából. Fiatal, non-konformista, gyakran katolikus, bizonyos esetekben pedig monarchista francia megfigyelők elé az akkori Magyarország anakronisztikus világként tárult, mely alkalmas volt arra, hogy az ország helyzete iránt érdeklődést mutatók benne saját elképzeléseik és ellentmondásaik körvonalait fedezzék föl; úgy is mondhatnánk, hogy az új világ hajnalán önnön helyzetük kifejeződésére leltek a magyar ügy kapcsán. E magyarbarátok többsége a francia nyelvű, Ottlik György és Balogh József által Budapesten szerkesztett Nouvelle revue de Hongrie (1932-1944) folyóirattal közreműködve vált a magyar ügy elkötelezettjévé. Mindazonáltal a szerkesztők – a magyar célok természete, valamint a folyóiratra nehezedő kényszer miatt – csak igen ritka pillanatokra alkothattak valódi szellemi közösséget francia barátaikkal. A különbségek ellenére arra a megállapításra jutottam, hogy a 30-as évek magyar-francia barátsága egy általános, ugyanakkor háromfázisú fejlődést követett, mely egyrészt a magyar területi revízió alakulásával, másrészt az általános európai viszonnyal volt szoros összefüggésben ; a három fázis pedig a következő : a Remény (1932-1936), a Hit (1935-1939), a Szeretet (1939-1944). Személy szerint úgy tekintek a 30-as évek Magyarországára, mint arra a nemzetre, mely különleges körülményei közepette alkalmat nyújt a modernitás jelentette kihívás tanulmányozására, illetve azon nehézségek értékelésére, melyekkel szemben emberek szétforgácsolva találták magukat ; mindezt azon törekvésük ellenére, hogy a felmerülő problémákra egységet alkotva, magyar zászlót bontva kerestek volna megoldást
Biesse, Cindy. "Les Justes parmi les Nations de la région Rhône-Alpes : étude prosopographique." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LYO30046.
Full textWhat a heterogeneous population that the Righteous among the nations of Rhône-Alpes and, by this way, little comprehensible! If they don’t embody all the situations of the rescue, the Righteous enlighten, only because they do exist, a piece of the civilian Resistance under the Occupation. These people belong to an unusual region, as fated for the welcome. Its various landscapes led to the experiment of all the types of tourism. This practicing country is also the ground of new religious experiences and the cradle of the Christian democracy. The appeal of this crossroads strengthens under the Occupation with the arrival of exiles, Jews in particular, who try to take back their former life. The raids of the summer 1942 make suddenly the help to the pursued people a question of survival. Moved by common values, encouraged by the clerics who surround them, people mobilize. Thus real networks of support arise, transforming villages into sanctuaries, common people into heroes
Lavigne, Karine. "La signification du mariage religieux catholique chez les jeunes québécois non-pratiquants." Mémoire, 2008. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1188/1/M10307.pdf.
Full textMondésir, Lindbergh. "L’éducation chrétienne des jeunes au pluralisme religieux en milieu scolaire catholique : enjeux et perspectives théologiques. Analyse praxéologique de la prise en compte de la diversité religieuse dans deux collèges catholiques : Saint-Viateur de Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) et Bourget de Rigaud (Québec)." Thèse, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/23425.
Full textCatholic schools are ordained to the Christian education of young Christians or non-Christians entrusted to them. By welcoming students of all faiths or religious traditions, they are at the same time open to cultural and religious diversity. By taking this into account in their educational offer, they enhance its value. This enhancement means the acceptance of religious pluralism within it. How is this fact considered in the Christian education of young people given by the Colleges of Bourget of Rigaud and Saint-Viator of Ouagadougou? What are the challenges and the theological perspectives of such a consideration? Since these two establishments belong to the Congregation of the Clerics of St. Viator, they also have missions assigned to every school: to evangelize, that is, to proclaim Jesus Christ and his Gospel, to humanize and give meaning to human existence, to bring new Christians into being and to foster with them a community where faith is lived, deepened and celebrated. But, in a context of religious pluralism, how can we evangelize without damaging the faith of others? What educational approach should be adopted to educate young people considering religious pluralism? How to educate young people of different religious and non-religious traditions in a Christian way? What theological approach is preferred in such an undertaking? At the end of this inductive research, carried out following the approach of pastoral praxeology, we provide answers to these questions while proposing as a new way of evangelizing in such a context an educational approach called the education of young people to religious pluralism.
Mondésir, Lindbergh. "Une culture du pluralisme religieux chez les jeunes au Collège Saint-Viateur de Ouagadougou comme prophylaxie contre l’intégrisme religieux au Burkina Faso." Thèse, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10373.
Full textSaint-Viator College at Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso (West Africa) is a Catholic school, the mission of which is to evangelize the youth that attend it, while assuring them a Christian education of quality. Besides the Catholics, many of the students are Muslims, Protestants or Animists. There is therefore a religious diversity among the educational community. Since this situation has been accepted and recognized as such, we may very well speak of religious pluralism. In such a context, one must really wonder if it is always pertinent to want to evangelize the young Catholics as well as the students belonging to the other religions, or must we simply educate them to become better human beings in their own religion. This question leads us to an adventure of five chapters corresponding to the five stages of pastoral praxeology. The first chapter depicts the educational community of Saint-Viator College, in the pluralistic context of Burkina Faso, and demonstrates the strengths and weaknesses of the manner by which religious diversity is managed. The second chapter poses the problem of the relevance of the evangelization of youth of different religions, by ensuring their Christian education. The third chapter illustrates a hermeneutic of the act of evangelizing youth, taking into account the positive theological perspective of religious pluralism, in relation to the Church’s magisterium regarding Christian education of youth. The fourth chapter puts forth four proposals so that the evangelization of youth, in this context of religious pluralism, may take on the meaning of an integral education that draws the youth to becoming better human beings in their own faith. Finally, the fifth chapter expresses the hopes and beneficial effects of a culture of religious pluralism among the youth at Saint-Viator College of Ouagadougou. This culture would constitute simultaneously an evangelical prophylaxis against religious fundamentalism/integrism within the educational community and within the society of Burkina Faso.
St-Georges, Valérie. "« La force, la grâce, la souplesse » : l’éducation physique des jeunes filles canadiennes-françaises à Montréal (1860-1920)." Thèse, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/23769.
Full textThis study examines the history of the physical education of Montreal’s young French Canadian girls from 1860 to 1920; from the first manifestations of corporal education in the private education network to the so-called « golden age » of women’s sports in Canada. Firstly, the discourses of French Canadian scientists are analyzed in such a way as to capture their theoretical reflections on the female body in movement and the prescriptions they formulated. Subsequently, this study presents the evolution of sport and gymnastic practices in the Catholic female boarding schools of Montreal held by the Sisters of the Congregation of Notre-Dame and the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. Proponents of women’s physical education faced certain challenges: how to promote exercise for young women without exposing them to the public space? How to reconcile physical training with the aesthetic ideal of femininity? Finally, how to promote more movement for the juvenile female body without risking its reproductive capacity? Doctors and educators, faced with this dilemma, defined the contours of an acceptable female physical and sports education. However, although the norms disseminated by the predominantly male prescriptive literature were restrictive, innovative practices that met specific objectives started to appear in Montreal’s boarding schools in the 1860s. These practices diversified in the first decades of the twentieth century under the impetus of historical actresses – teaching sisters, gymnastic professors and students.