Father Laforgue: Lord, why is Fr. Jerome with you in Heaven, while Chomina lies forever in utter darkness? Help me.
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Father Laforgue: Lord, why is Fr. Jerome with you in Heaven, while Chomina lies forever in utter darkness? Help me.
Father Laforgue: Lord, I beg you, show your mercy to these savage people, who will never look upon your face in Paradise.
Father Laforgue: Lord, why is Fr. Jerome with you in Heaven, while Chomina lies forever in utter darkness? Help me.
Father Laforgue: Lord, I beg you, show your mercy to these savage people, who will never look upon your face in Paradise.
Daniel: They have an afterworld of their own. Father Laforgue: They have no concept of one. Daniel: Annuka told me they believe that in the forest at night the dead can see. The souls of men hunt the souls of animals. Father Laforgue: Is that what she told you? It is childish, Daniel. Daniel: Is it harder to believe in than Paradise where we all sit on clouds and look at God?
Father Laforgue: When I die, Chomina, I will go to paradise. Let me baptise you so I may take you with me. Chomina: Why would I go to your paradise? Are my people there? My woman? My boy? There's only blackrobes.
Chomina: Tomorrow do not cry out. Daniel: If we do cry out, will they stop (torturing us)? Chomina: No, they will not stop. But if you cry out when you die, they will have your spirit.
Mestigoit: Watch this, he is going to cast a spell. Father Laforgue: Oh God of mercy, please bless this innocent child... Chomina: No. He is talking to his God. Father Laforgue: ... in nomini patri et fili et spiritu sancti... Ougebmat: See that sign? That's how they steal our spirit.
ending statement: Fifteen years later, the Hurons, having accepted Christianity, were routed and killed by their enemies, the Iroquois. ending statement: The Jesuit mission to the Hurons was abandoned and the Jesuits returned to Quebec.
Chomina: If we had kept our promise to Champlain, there would be no problem. Ougebmat: Promise? For axes, pots, and flints? Not even one musket. Chomina: But we accepted their gifts! We have come to need them. This is our undoing - and it will be our ending. Mestigoit: They are not gifts. There are no gifts given by the French that aren't paid for.
Champlain: 1,500 miles by canoe, in that country, at the beginning of the winter. Death is almost certain, Father Bourque. Father Bourque: Death is not always a great evil, Monsieur Champlain. Champlain: God should have made me a Jesuit. You have answers for everything.
Father Jerome: Our only hope is that - some believe that baptism will cure their fever. If they ask for baptism, we must have a great public ceremony at once. Father Laforgue: Fr. Jerome, shouldn't we - I mean, mustn't they understand our faith before accepting it? Father Jerome: Understand? But they are in danger of death, and we are offering them a place in Paradise.
Old Priest: The savages did this to me. Father Laforgue: The indians? Why? Old Priest: They are uncivilized, just as the English or Germans were before we came to them. I will be returning next month. Father Laforgue: To New France? Old Priest: The savages live in outer darkness. We must convert them. What more glorious task than that?
