Jean De Brébeuf Lacrosse at Eve Kenneth blog

Jean De Brébeuf Lacrosse. French jesuit missionaries working in the st. Saint jean de brebeuf, roman catholic missionary to new france and martyr who became one of the patron saints of canada. Lawrence valley of canada in the 1630s were the first europeans to see the game. It eventually became known as lacrosse — the stick — as more people learned about the sport. St jean de brébeuf sj observed the game being played by iroquois tribesmen, and (so the story goes) he called it lacrosse as he thought. His careful writings, which are source materials for historians and. In the seventeenth century, a missionary named jean de brebeuf coined the name “lacrosse” because the sticks carried by players resembled. One of them, jean de brébeuf, wrote about the game. In a letter home, he mentioned the game, referring to it as crosse (french for stick). In 1630, jean de brebeuf, a french missionary, watched a game of stickball played by iroquois in canada.

In 1630, jean de brebeuf, a french missionary, watched a game of stickball played by iroquois in canada. St jean de brébeuf sj observed the game being played by iroquois tribesmen, and (so the story goes) he called it lacrosse as he thought. It eventually became known as lacrosse — the stick — as more people learned about the sport. Saint jean de brebeuf, roman catholic missionary to new france and martyr who became one of the patron saints of canada. In the seventeenth century, a missionary named jean de brebeuf coined the name “lacrosse” because the sticks carried by players resembled. One of them, jean de brébeuf, wrote about the game. Lawrence valley of canada in the 1630s were the first europeans to see the game. French jesuit missionaries working in the st. In a letter home, he mentioned the game, referring to it as crosse (french for stick). His careful writings, which are source materials for historians and.

Patron of Lacrosse Players Saint Jean de Brébeuf, Handmade Medal In

Jean De Brébeuf Lacrosse In the seventeenth century, a missionary named jean de brebeuf coined the name “lacrosse” because the sticks carried by players resembled. Saint jean de brebeuf, roman catholic missionary to new france and martyr who became one of the patron saints of canada. In the seventeenth century, a missionary named jean de brebeuf coined the name “lacrosse” because the sticks carried by players resembled. In 1630, jean de brebeuf, a french missionary, watched a game of stickball played by iroquois in canada. It eventually became known as lacrosse — the stick — as more people learned about the sport. One of them, jean de brébeuf, wrote about the game. His careful writings, which are source materials for historians and. St jean de brébeuf sj observed the game being played by iroquois tribesmen, and (so the story goes) he called it lacrosse as he thought. In a letter home, he mentioned the game, referring to it as crosse (french for stick). French jesuit missionaries working in the st. Lawrence valley of canada in the 1630s were the first europeans to see the game.