Creepy old St Jérôme Cemetery Qc
One of the oldest and greatest in Québec's history, The white Chapel, aside of being accurately old and Architechturaly accurate homes Curé Antoine Labelle's ( le roi du Nord ) tomb in it's crypt . . . . Right next to it, his mom how convenient for them to spend the rest of eternity together :)
Creepy Old Abandoned St John's, Shrewsbury, Gore Qc Cemetery
Shrewsbury was an old forgoten Irish settlement in the County of Gore way back in the 1850's. Nothing is left of the ghost town except for the remains of the Church's foundation and a few toombstones. Many IDIOTS have gone there to strip the Church from it's bell and religious artifacts and finaly burnt the Church down to the ground a few years ago . . . . . Don't go there to do 'stupid' stuff . . . . . Have some respect for the dead . . . . .
Things to do in Quebec City | Canada travel (food) guide | tourism attractions video
Things to do in Quebec City | Canada travel (food) guide | tourism attractions video. Old Quebec City Canada travel guide; things to do in Quebec City. Quebec City is a top place in the world to visit for its tourism attractions. It's an amazing opportunity to visit attractions in Quebec City Canada (#KrushworthInCanada)
Attractions in this episode of #TravelingWithKrushworth include Rue Saint-Jean, Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, Ghost Tours of Quebec, the Plains of Abraham, the Quebec Citadelle (Citadel), Old Quebec, Place Royale.
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On My Way Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Water Prelude Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
With the Sea Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Ossuary 6 - Air Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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4. Peace Cemetery -- Rev Richard H. Raedeke
125th Anniversary Cemetery Tour, August 7, 2016,
Peace Lutheran Church, Hutchinson, MN.
Rev. Richard H. Raedeke (1909-1982),
Portrayed by George Quast.
Richard Raedeke was born in Swift County, MN. In the parsonage at Trinity Lutheran Church where his father was the pastor. After High School he attended Concordia College in St. Paul, graduating in 1929 and from Concordia Seminary in 1933. He married Ruth Brunkhorst on October 20, 1934 at St. Matthews in St. Louis. He was ordained in 1937. he served in Alberta, Canada, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Illinois before coming to Peace Lutheran in Hutchinson in 1963.
Recorded by HCVN, Hutchinson. Used by permission.
Episode 39 - Freemasonry in Oshawa
What do Henry Ford, Tim Horton, Sir John A. Macdonald and Phil Collins have in common? They, along with many other notable figures throughout history, have aligned themselves with the age-old fraternity known as the Freemasons. Shrouded in superstition and generally misunderstood, the oft-called “secret society” has been actively involved in bettering communities behind the scenes since the 1700s.
Join Curator Melissa Cole to learn more about Freemasonry and it's history in Oshawa
World's oldest fossils unearthed
Remains of microorganisms at least 3,770 million years old have been discovered by an international team led by UCL scientists, providing direct evidence of one of the oldest life forms on Earth.
Tiny filaments and tubes formed by bacteria that lived on iron were found encased in quartz layers in the Nuvvuagittuq Supracrustal Belt (NSB), Quebec, Canada.
The NSB contains some of the oldest sedimentary rocks known on Earth which likely formed part of an iron-rich deep-sea hydrothermal vent system that provided a habitat for Earth’s first life forms between 3,770 and 4,300 million years ago.
“Our discovery supports the idea that life emerged from hot, seafloor vents shortly after planet Earth formed. This speedy appearance of life on Earth fits with other evidence of recently discovered 3,700 million year old sedimentary mounds that were shaped by microorganisms,” explained first author, PhD student Matthew Dodd (UCL Earth Sciences and the London Centre for Nanotechnology).
Published today in Nature and funded by UCL, NASA, Carnegie of Canada and the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, the study describes the discovery and the detailed analysis of the remains undertaken by the team from UCL, the Geological Survey of Norway, US Geological Survey, The University of Western Australia, the University of Ottawa and the University of Leeds.
Prior to this discovery, the oldest microfossils reported were found in Western Australia and dated at 3,460 million years old but some scientists think they might be non-biological artefacts in the rocks. It was therefore a priority for the UCL-led team to determine whether the remains from Canada had biological origins.
The researchers systematically looked at the ways the tubes and filaments, made of haematite – a form of iron oxide or ‘rust’ – could have been made through non-biological methods such as temperature and pressure changes in the rock during burial of the sediments, but found all of the possibilities unlikely.
The haematite structures have the same characteristic branching of iron-oxidising bacteria found near other hydrothermal vents today and were found alongside graphite and minerals like apatite and carbonate which are found in biological matter including bones and teeth and are frequently associated with fossils.
They also found that the mineralised fossils are associated with spheroidal structures that usually contain fossils in younger rocks, suggesting that the haematite most likely formed when bacteria that oxidised iron for energy were fossilised in the rock.
“We found the filaments and tubes inside centimetre-sized structures called concretions or nodules, as well as other tiny spheroidal structures, called rosettes and granules, all of which we think are the products of putrefaction. They are mineralogically identical to those in younger rocks from Norway, the Great Lakes area of North America and Western Australia,” explained study lead, Dr Dominic Papineau (UCL Earth Sciences and the London Centre for Nanotechnology).
“The structures are composed of the minerals expected to form from putrefaction, and have been well documented throughout the geological record, from the beginning until today. The fact we unearthed them from one of the oldest known rock formations, suggests we’ve found direct evidence of one of Earth’s oldest life forms. This discovery helps us piece together the history of our planet and the remarkable life on it, and will help to identify traces of life elsewhere in the universe.”
Matthew Dodd concluded, “These discoveries demonstrate life developed on Earth at a time when Mars and Earth had liquid water at their surfaces, posing exciting questions for extra-terrestrial life. Therefore, we expect to find evidence for past life on Mars 4,000 million years ago, or if not, Earth may have been a special exception.”
Source UCL
Justin Trudeau Arriving In San Francisco ????????
Twist Ending
Twist Ending Video
NVCuong Funeral in Canada 1
Thêm hinh khi Cường còn sống
Fr. Joseph pre funeral prayers with Br. B praying for Fr. J the day before his burial
Monks of the Holy Trinity Abbey monastery in Huntsville Utah prayer for one of the monks who helped start the monastery in 1947, Fr. Joseph. Among many duties, he was the electrician and for many years ran the dairy. He was a IBM typewriter repairman during WW2 and joined the Trappist Cistercian monastery in KY, later known for their famous monk, Fr. Thomas Merton. Monks will pray all night long for their fellow monk until his funeral mass is said the following morning. After the mass, the monk is buried by his fellow monks outside the monastery church. The monks are of an order that is 900 years old... The Abbey of Our Lady of the Holy Trinity also known as HTA where this video was taken closed in 2017. Some of the monks went to an OCSO monastery in NY USA. One of the monks went to be a chaplain at an OSCO convent in VA USA. The remaining monks live out their lives in prayer and contemplation at a former catholic nursing home in UT USA.
Beloeil, Quebec, Canada
Beloeil, Quebec, Canada
P1000113.MOV
Trappist Cistercian Monastery
Holy Trinity Abbey
holytrinityabbey.org
5/7/10
Fr. Emmanuel Spillane former Abbot funeral
Up on Mount Royal
Five a.m., waking up in the morning
Gotta be fresh, gotta go downstairs
Gotta have my kicks, gotta have jacket
Seein' everything, the time is goin'
Tickin' on and on, everybody's rushin'
Gotta hike to the mountain
Gotta go up there, I see my friends (My friends)
Lickin' the up lip
bittin' the low lip
Gotta make my mind up
Which eggspectation can I take?
The MMA Star | Last Stop Garage Profile
In addition to running CRB, Collin is a professional MMA fighter and former Quebec middleweight Victory Champion.
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Canadian Juggler
As promised, here's a video clip of the street performer I came across in Victoria. Unfortunately, my camera doesn't record sound, so there's no audio track. I have a few more clips, I'm just taking a bit longer to clean them up and splice them together ... whether they appear here is still up in the air ...
Trudeau visits Canadian peacekeepers in Mali
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau secretly visited Canadian troops in Mali and defended Canada's one-year commitment to the United Nations peacekeeping mission. About 250 troops are in the war-torn country to provide medical evacuations, transport equipment and personnel. CBC's Murray Brewster reports.
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The trail of the Huguenots in Europe the United States South Africa and Canada
Justin Trudeau visits site of D-Day landing in France
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the Second World War landing site where Canadian soldiers stormed ashore on D-Day at Juno Beach in France. Trudeau, his wife Sophie and their son Xavier also visited a military cemetery Monday. (April 10)
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St. Ambrose Anglican Church in John's Beach, NL singing Silent Night
This video from St. Ambrose Anglican Church in John's Beach, NL was submitted as part of the 2010 Silent Night Project. For more information, visit
Montreal Snow Day (27th of december)
Montreal Snow Day
27th of december
50 centimeters of snow
Stay at home
Cars are hidden in the snow