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Albert Tessier

Albert Tessier ((French pronunciation: [albɛʁ tɛsje]); March 6, 1895 – September 13, 1976) was a French-speaking Canadian priest, historian and a film maker.

Albert Tessier
Albert Tessier, c. 1938
Born(1895-03-06)March 6, 1895
Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade, Quebec, Canada
DiedSeptember 13, 1976(1976-09-13) (aged 81)
Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada
Occupation(s)priest, historian and film maker
Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade cemetery, tombstone Mgr Albert Tessier (1895-1976), Mgr. F. X. St-Arnaud (1902-1988), Canon C. H. Lapointe (1909-1997), Jean-Claude Chevalier (1926-2014)

He was born on in Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade, Mauricie.[1]

Tessier made over seventy films.[2]

Tessier started taking photographs with his Kodak Brownie in 1913.[3]

Life as a Priest and Educator edit

He was ordained priest by Monsignor François-Xavier Cloutier in June 1920 and received a PhD in Theology in Rome in 1922. He moved back to his native area in 1924 and began a career as a teacher and professor of history and literature. In 1937, he replaced Thomas Chapais and took over the Chair in History of Canada at the Université Laval.

Promoting Local Identity edit

Tessier was known to be very proud of his area of origin. He coined the word Mauricie in 1933 to designate his native area. Before then, the expression "Saint-Maurice Valley" had been used. Many of the movies that he produced informed the public about the area's background.

Filmography edit

From 1925 until his death, Tessier made more than seventy non-fiction films. His favorite subjects were nature, history, religion, education and culture.

Film Date
Arbres et bêtes 1942-1943
Artisanat familial 1939-1942
Baie d'Hudson 1950
Bénissez le Seigneur 1937
Les Bourgault 1940
C'est l'aviron qui nous mène 1942
Cantique de la Création 1942
Cantique du soleil 1935
Centenaire 1934
Chutes de divers films d'Albert Tessier
Congrès eucharistique trifluvien 1941
Conquête constructive 1939
Credo du paysan 1942
Dans le bois 1925-1930
Démonstrations religieuses trifluviennes 1933-1936
Des Trois-Rivières à la Rivière-au-Rat visite à La Pierre 1941-1944
La Mauricie 1952
Écoles de bonheur 1954
Écoles et écoliers 1939-1940
Écoles ménagères régionales 1942
Écoles ménagères régionales femmes dépareillées 1942
Femme forte 1938
Femmes dépareillées réalisation et commentaires 1948
La forêt bienfaisante 1942-1943
Gloire à l'eau 1935-1950
La Grande vie tonifiante de la forêt 1942-1943
Hommage à notre paysannerie 1938
L'Île-aux-Coudres 1939
L'Île-aux-Grues, terre de sérénité 1939
L'Île d'Orléans, reliquaire d'histoire 1939
L'Île fleurie 1939
Indiens de la Mauricie 1936
Ma famille 1938
Le Miracle du curé Chamberland 1938
Mont-Carmel 1939
Parki-parka 1951
La Pêche 1937-1940
Pot-pourri d'animaux 1940-1950
Pour aimer ton pays 1942
Quatre artistes canadiens 1938-1948
Ralliements ménagers 1949-1951
Rocheuses 1950
Tavibois 1950
Tourisme nautique 1936
Trois-Rivières 1949
Trois-Rivières 1932
Trois-Rivières 1934
Trois-Rivières sous la neige 1937
Un sport passionnant ; La chasse aux images 1936-1942

Death edit

Albert Tessier died at the Saint-Joseph Hospital in Trois-Rivières on September 13, 1976.[citation needed]

Legacy edit

The following were named in Tessier's honor:

External links edit

References edit

  1. ^ . Association des familles Tessier. Le Centre de généalogie francophone d'Amérique. Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 5 August 2023.
  2. ^ Pallister 1995, p. 21.
  3. ^ Pallister 1995, p. 22.

Works cited edit

albert, tessier, french, pronunciation, albɛʁ, tɛsje, march, 1895, september, 1976, french, speaking, canadian, priest, historian, film, maker, 1938born, 1895, march, 1895sainte, anne, pérade, quebec, canadadiedseptember, 1976, 1976, aged, trois, rivières, que. Albert Tessier French pronunciation albɛʁ tɛsje March 6 1895 September 13 1976 was a French speaking Canadian priest historian and a film maker Albert TessierAlbert Tessier c 1938Born 1895 03 06 March 6 1895Sainte Anne de la Perade Quebec CanadaDiedSeptember 13 1976 1976 09 13 aged 81 Trois Rivieres Quebec CanadaOccupation s priest historian and film maker Sainte Anne de la Perade cemetery tombstone Mgr Albert Tessier 1895 1976 Mgr F X St Arnaud 1902 1988 Canon C H Lapointe 1909 1997 Jean Claude Chevalier 1926 2014 He was born on in Sainte Anne de la Perade Mauricie 1 Tessier made over seventy films 2 Tessier started taking photographs with his Kodak Brownie in 1913 3 Contents 1 Life as a Priest and Educator 2 Promoting Local Identity 3 Filmography 4 Death 5 Legacy 6 External links 7 References 8 Works citedLife as a Priest and Educator editHe was ordained priest by Monsignor Francois Xavier Cloutier in June 1920 and received a PhD in Theology in Rome in 1922 He moved back to his native area in 1924 and began a career as a teacher and professor of history and literature In 1937 he replaced Thomas Chapais and took over the Chair in History of Canada at the Universite Laval Promoting Local Identity editTessier was known to be very proud of his area of origin He coined the word Mauricie in 1933 to designate his native area Before then the expression Saint Maurice Valley had been used Many of the movies that he produced informed the public about the area s background Filmography editFrom 1925 until his death Tessier made more than seventy non fiction films His favorite subjects were nature history religion education and culture Film Date Arbres et betes 1942 1943 Artisanat familial 1939 1942 Baie d Hudson 1950 Benissez le Seigneur 1937 Les Bourgault 1940 C est l aviron qui nous mene 1942 Cantique de la Creation 1942 Cantique du soleil 1935 Centenaire 1934 Chutes de divers films d Albert Tessier Congres eucharistique trifluvien 1941 Conquete constructive 1939 Credo du paysan 1942 Dans le bois 1925 1930 Demonstrations religieuses trifluviennes 1933 1936 Des Trois Rivieres a la Riviere au Rat visite a La Pierre 1941 1944 La Mauricie 1952 Ecoles de bonheur 1954 Ecoles et ecoliers 1939 1940 Ecoles menageres regionales 1942 Ecoles menageres regionales femmes depareillees 1942 Femme forte 1938 Femmes depareillees realisation et commentaires 1948 La foret bienfaisante 1942 1943 Gloire a l eau 1935 1950 La Grande vie tonifiante de la foret 1942 1943 Hommage a notre paysannerie 1938 L Ile aux Coudres 1939 L Ile aux Grues terre de serenite 1939 L Ile d Orleans reliquaire d histoire 1939 L Ile fleurie 1939 Indiens de la Mauricie 1936 Ma famille 1938 Le Miracle du cure Chamberland 1938 Mont Carmel 1939 Parki parka 1951 La Peche 1937 1940 Pot pourri d animaux 1940 1950 Pour aimer ton pays 1942 Quatre artistes canadiens 1938 1948 Ralliements menagers 1949 1951 Rocheuses 1950 Tavibois 1950 Tourisme nautique 1936 Trois Rivieres 1949 Trois Rivieres 1932 Trois Rivieres 1934 Trois Rivieres sous la neige 1937 Un sport passionnant La chasse aux images 1936 1942Death editAlbert Tessier died at the Saint Joseph Hospital in Trois Rivieres on September 13 1976 citation needed Legacy editThe following were named in Tessier s honor The Prix Albert Tessier award Avenue Albert Tessier located in Shawinigan Quebec Pavillon Albert Tessier located at Universite du Quebec a Trois RivieresExternal links editFonds Albert Tessier from Cegep de Trois Rivieres L Agora Bilan de l Universite de SherbrookeReferences edit Mgr Albert TESSIER 1895 1976 Association des familles Tessier Le Centre de genealogie francophone d Amerique Archived from the original on 2007 09 27 Retrieved 5 August 2023 Pallister 1995 p 21 Pallister 1995 p 22 Works cited editPallister Janis 1995 The Cinema of Quebec Masters in Their Own House Associated University Presses ISBN 0838635628 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Albert Tessier amp oldid 1213302003, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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