Posts tagged Bulbancha is still a place
The Doctrine of Discovery: Father Du Ru and the French Colonial System of Religious Domination in Louisiana
The Doctrine of Discovery: Father Du Ru and the French Colonial System of Religious Domination in Louisiana

Where early missionaries in Louisiana offering salvation or European cultural conquest?

Read More
Eric Gabourel, Louisiana History, New OrleansEric GabourelFlambeaux Bicycle ToursLouisiana, Missionary, Catholic Church, Father Du Ru, Native Americans, Manifest Destiny, Bayagoula, Natchez, Houma, Eric Gabourel, Gabourel, Gabourel New Orleans, Bulbancha, Bulbancha forever, Bulbancha is still a place, Liberation Theology, theology, Father Paul Du Ru, Theology, The Doctrine of DiscoveryComment
A Thanksgiving Reflection on Joan of Arc
A Thanksgiving Reflection on Joan of Arc

This Thanksgiving I remember Joan of Arc and her resistance to British Invasion to gleam insights into Colonialism in the New World.

Read More
Eric Gabourel, France, Louisiana History, New OrleansEric GabourelFlambeaux Bicycle ToursThanksgiving, Bulbancha, Bulbancha is still a place, Bulbancha forever, Louis XIV, Lousiana, Colonization, Colonialism, Imperialism, France, New Orleans, Renamed New Orleans, Alexandre de Batz, Joan of Arc, Hundred Year's War, English invasion of France, Resistance, Resistance Fighters, Timely Comics, Marvel Comics, Joan of Arc Marvel Comic, Joan of Arc Timely Comics, Twelfth Night Coffee, Best Coffee in New Orleans, Lorraine, Twelfth Night, French Market, Rouen, Burned at the Stake, 1729, 1729 Natchez Rebelion, 1729 Natchez Revolt, Tobacco, Saint-Domingue, Natchez, Natchez Revolt, Antoine Simone Le Page du Pratz, Natchez Chef the Great Sun, Coffee, Best Coffee New Orleans, Best Coffee French Quarter, French Quarter, French Roots, espresso, 10 best coffee shops new orleansComment