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He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

Henri Thin, séminariste pour le diocèse de Paris, actuellement diacre à St Lambert de Vaugirard, à 28 ans, il sera ordonné prêtre le 29 juin prochain pour le diocèse de Paris. A la veille de son ordination, il raconte comment il a reçu son appel et revient sur son parcours de discernement.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

C'est en 2023 que la paroisse St Lambert de Vaugirard dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris se lance un défi : évangéliser par l'art. Ainsi nait le festiv'art chrétien. Du 1er au 5 mai prochain, l'évènement est de retour. Ateliers, concert, exposition... les propositions pour petits et grands, en lien avec quelques écoles catholiques, seront nombreuses. Isabelle Niel coordonne cet évènement, elle revient sur sa genèse et cette 2nde édition dont le thème sera "Choisis la vie".Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This week we are continuing our 40 days with the Martyr's Lenten Series! Join us in saying this prayer each day: ST PETER'S CHAINS PRAYER: O God, Who caused St. Peter, the apostle, to depart, loosed from his chains and unhurt, loose, we beg You, the chains of our sins, and graciously keep all evils far from us. Bless us this Lent and give us the faith of the martyrs. We ask this in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. AMEN   + MONDAY: St. Jose Sanchez de Rio, Mexico 1900s + TUESDAY: St. Justin Martyr, 100s, Rome + WEDNESDAY: St. Lambert, 600's, France + THURSDAY: St. Lawrence, 200s, Rome + FRIDAY: St. Lorenzo Ruiz, Philippines, 1600s + SATURDAY: St.Lucy, 300s, Rome   We will be doing something special for Lent on the Catholic Sprouts Podcast. Join us for Lent with the Martyrs. Purchase this fun PDF guide and create a chain that will count down to Easter and remind you to strive to let God break the chains of sin and death this Lent. It's just $7--and your purchase is a GREAT way to support the Catholic Sprouts Podcast! https://shop.catholicsprouts.com/products/lent-with-the-martyrs-digital-download   Also, this Saturday we will be gathering inside the Clubhouse for our monthly Crafting Club! Join us for a simple but BEAUTIFUL watercolor crucifix craft.  Head here to log into the Clubhouse or join if you aren't already a member: https://catholicsprouts.com/join-the-clubhouse/        Check out the Catholic Sprouts Podcast ARCHIVES! https://catholicsprouts.com/podcast-archives/    Find fun, meaningful, faith-filled projects for your own family in the Catholic Family Resource Library. https://catholicsprouts.com/catholic-family-resource-library-signup/    Catholic Sprouts is a production of Spoke Street Media. For more great Catholic podcasts, check out spokestreet.com 

In today's episode, the Manager of Enjoy, a restaurant and entertainment center in Grand Bay, Mauritius Estelle St Lambert urges the government of Mauritius to offer incentives, particularly in the creative arts sector to help develop budding talents and also create employment opportunities for the youth in the island. Estelle believes Mauritius has an enormous potential to become an entertainment haven.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

Père Emmanuel Vegnant, curé de la paroisse St Lambert dans le 15e, à propos de « Festiv'art » du 10 au 14 mai.

In this episode, the hosts dive into the science of smell & the odiferous side of the occult Why is incense such a popular offering? Does an oil's odour reflect its properties? And what on earth does a saint smell like?! This episode features four case studies across different traditions to explore the seemingly-ubiquitous - but surprisingly diverse - role of fragrance in the occult. You can also expect to hear about science of smell & how odour can interplay with cognition. smell ya later x REFERENCES - Brief summary: the science of smell! // Sell, C. S. (2006). On the unpredictability of odor. Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 45(38), 6254-6261. - Amazing book on the chemistry behind perfumery // Pybus, D. H., & Sell, C. S. (Eds.). (1999). The chemistry of fragrances (Vol. 17). Royal Society of Chemistry. - Olfaction and memory - how odour interplays with PTSD & emotion // Vermetten, E., & Bremner, J. D. (2003). Olfaction as a traumatic reminder in posttraumatic stress disorder: case reports and review. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 64(2), 202-207. && Zald, D. H., & Pardo, J. V. (1997). && Emotion, olfaction, and the human amygdala: amygdala activation during aversive olfactory stimulation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 94(8), 4119-4124. - Tapputi, one of the world's first chemists (and perfume makers)! // https://arkeonews.net/the-3200-year-old-perfume-of-tapputi-the-first-female-perfumer-in-history-came-to-life-again/ - Odour in antiquity // https://ore.exeter.ac.uk/repository/bitstream/handle/10871/17556/GrantG.pdf - The role of scents in traditional Chinese religion // Habkirk, S., & Chang, H. (2017). Scents, community, and incense in traditional Chinese religion. Material Religion, 13(2), 156-174. - Osmogenesia & sensing the saints Saucier, C. (2010). // The sweet sound of sanctity: sensing St Lambert. The Senses and Society, 5(1), 10-27. && Harvey, S. A. (1998). St Ephrem on the scent of salvation. The journal of theological studies, 49(1), 109-128. - Amusing paper on 'oilers' with a lot in there about MLMs // Kieffer, K. G. (2021). Smelling Things: Essential Oils and Essentialism in Contemporary American Spirituality. Religion and American Culture, 31(3), 297-331.

La directrice du Centre jeunesse de la Montérégie, Suzie Roy, nous invite à participer au concert du 7 mai à la Maison symphonique de la Place des arts de Montréal, le 7 mai prochain. Des élèves de Durocher à St-Lambert y participeront, entre autres, à titre de musiciens. La musique de films québécois, principalement celle de Stéphane Venne y seront mises en vedette. Marie-Hélène Thibert et Lynda Johnson, entre autres, seront de l'évènement.  

Pascal Barthélemy, postulateur de la cause de canonisation d‘ Anne-Gabrielle Caron, jeune chrétienne toulonnaise, décédée en 2010 à l'âge de 8 ans des suites d'un cancer. A ne pas manquer : conférence le 10 février à 20H30 à la maison St Lambert 117 rue Blomet à Paris

42 élèves de l'École primaire Préville de St-Lambert devront l'an prochain fréquenter une école située à 2 km de là... à Brossard. Les parents disent avoir été mis devant le fait accompli. Madame Marie-Claude Morency qui a deux enfants fréquentant cette école fait partie d'un groupe qui a mis sur pied une pétition pour que le CSSMV  revienne sur sa décision. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3351759475140409

Opportunisme politique? Implication citoyenne? Le candidat défait lors de la dernière élection municipale à St-Lambert  recueille les dons pour mettre en oeuvre, entre autres , un mur vert sur les bords de la 132 et un réaménagement des berges à la hauteur de sa ville.

La chanteuse et animatrice Barbara Secours nous convie à un spectacle de Noël présenté au Club de golf de St-Lambert, le jeudi 22 décembre à 20h. Accompagée du NoName Big Band et du chanteur Hugues Surprenant, elle nous offrira des airs de Noël "jazzy". www.lepointdevente.com/billets/nonamebigband

Élu au conseil de ville de St Lambert, Loïc Blanquaert nous parle du tracé dont il a eu l'idée pour contrer les inconvénients de trafic pendant les travaux du tunnel. 

Une première année fort mouvementée pour madame Mongrain et son conseil. Elle répond à nos questions en toute franchise.

 Entretien avec Jade Grenier de la Clinique Les doigts de Fée à St-Lambert qui nous a parlé de son parcours et des services offerts par la Clinique ainsi que ce qui distingue celle-ci.

Deambuler dans les allées des salons et croiser un jeune homme au regard malicieux. Une discussion s'engage et là, petite claque 19 ans, un regard passionné et surtout un verbe haut. Si j'ai un coup de coeur pour la cuvée "la roche" un chenin sur schiste, je trouve que les Garnier font vibrer la Loire de belle manière. Le papa ancien sommelier s'est installé en 2002, Pierre est né en 2003, un vigneron bourré de talent qui a reussi le pari de faire des vins vivants, accessible et gourmand. Buvons modérément, libre et Alsace S'gilt  Tu peux aussi partager l'épisode en Story via Spotify ou en faisant une capture d'écran de ton app favorite. N'oublie pas de me tagguer pour que je repartage ton post ! Merci

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

Olivier est l'actuel maire de de St-Lambert, il se présentera également aux élections provinciales le 3 octobre prochain sous la bannière du Parti Conservateur du Québec. On relate son enfance dans la région de la Beauce, son escapade dans l'ouest pour jouer au hockey, ses anciennes compagnies et on remonte jusqu'à son poste actuel de maire et également sur sa probable future carrière de député provinciale.

Pascale Mongrain, mairesse de St-Lambert, revient sur la vente d'une partie du parc Préville pour y établir un CPE.

Benoît Huot, président du comité organisateur des Olympiques spéciaux de Longueuil, St-Lambert et Boucherville nous invite jusqu'au 15 à être de la fête.   www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.benoithuot.com/athlete http://www.olympiquesspeciauxquebec.ca/

Benoît Huot, ex-nageur paralympique, citoyen de l'agglomération de Longueuil , nous commente son intronisation annoncée en début de semaine et nous parle des Olympiques spéciaux de Longueuil, St-Lambert et Boucherville débutant le 13 juillet prochain, dont il assure la présidence.  www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.benoithuot.com/athlete http://www.olympiquesspeciauxquebec.ca/ http://www.pantheondessports.ca/

Marc Boucher, directeur général et artistique du festival, nous explique comment retourner au spectacle en chair et en os. Vingt-deux spectacles présentés à St-Lambert, Varennes, Boucherville, Longueuil et Mirabel. De Monteverdi à Morricone. Du 27 mai au 19 juin.  #classica #marcboucher # www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.festivalclassica.com/

Marc Boucher, directeur général et artistique du festival, nous explique comment retourner au spectacle en chair et en os. Vingt-deux spectacles présentés à St-Lambert, Varennes, Boucherville, Longueuil et Mirabel. De Monteverdi à Morricone. Du 27 mai au 19 juin.  #classica #marcboucher # www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.festivalclassica.com/

Entrevue réalisée dans l'émission du matin avec la mairesse de St-Lambert, Pascale Mongrain concernant la fermeture, le jeudi 30 mars de l'Hôtel de Ville de l'endroit. Moisissûres, champignons, infiltrations. Rénover ou démolir? 

Notre chroniqueuse  Nathalie Boisclair nous parle de la partielle du 11 avril et des Jeux olympiques spéciaux de cet été.

Benoît Huot, ex-nageur paralympique, citoyen de l'agglomération de Longueuil , nous parle des Jeux paralympiques d'hiver qui s'amorcent à Pékin vendredi . Il sera à la télé de Radio-Canada de même que sur le web, jusqu'au 13 mars pour les décrire et les commenter. Retour sur l'injustice des primes offertes aux médaillé.e.s paralympiques, sur la trêve olympique /paralympique bafouée par les Russes de même que sur les Olympiques spéciaux de Longueuil, St-Lambert et Boucherville de juillet prochain, dont il assure la présidence.  www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.benoithuot.com/athlete http://www.olympiquesspeciauxquebec.ca/

Benoît Huot, ex-nageur paralympique, citoyen de l'agglomération de Longueuil , nous parle des Jeux paralympiques d'hiver qui s'amorcent à Pékin vendredi . Il sera à la télé de Radio-Canada de même que sur le web, jusqu'au 13 mars pour les décrire et les commenter. Retour sur l'injustice des primes offertes aux médaillé.e.s paralympiques, sur la trêve olympique /paralympique bafouée par les Russes de même que sur les Olympiques spéciaux de Longueuil, St-Lambert et Boucherville de juillet prochain, dont il assure la présidence.  www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.benoithuot.com/athlete http://www.olympiquesspeciauxquebec.ca/

Katina Diep, du service des nouvelles, fait un tour d'horizon des nouvelles administrations municipales de St-Lambert, St-Bruno et Longueuil. www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.saint-lambert.ca/ https://stbruno.ca/ https://longueuil.quebec/fr/

Katina Diep, du service des nouvelles, fait un tour d'horizon des nouvelles administrations municipales de St-Lambert, St-Bruno et Longueuil. www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.saint-lambert.ca/ https://stbruno.ca/ https://longueuil.quebec/fr/

La mairesse de St-Lambert commente l'embauche du nouveau directeur général et TDA/H chez l'adulte, stratégies et  techniques pour le gérer. Sujets: 1.Pascale Mongrain, mairesse de St-Lambert répond aux questions de Charles Gaudreau et du directeur des nouvelles, Henri-Paul Raymond. L'embauche du nouveau d.g. Jasmin Savard et le dossier de l'ancienne église anglicane sont au centre des discussions. 2. Ariane Hébert est psychologue et autrice. Elle nous parle de son livre "TDA/H chez les adultes, stratégies et techniques pour le gérer" qui vient tout juste de paraître aux éditions de Mortagne. Truc, astuces et compréhension du trouble... www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.saint-lambert.ca/ https://editionsdemortagne.com/produit/tdah-chez-l-adulte/

La mairesse de St-Lambert commente l'embauche du nouveau directeur général et TDA/H chez l'adulte, stratégies et  techniques pour le gérer. Sujets: 1.Pascale Mongrain, mairesse de St-Lambert répond aux questions de Charles Gaudreau et du directeur des nouvelles, Henri-Paul Raymond. L'embauche du nouveau d.g. Jasmin Savard et le dossier de l'ancienne église anglicane sont au centre des discussions. 2. Ariane Hébert est psychologue et autrice. Elle nous parle de son livre "TDA/H chez les adultes, stratégies et techniques pour le gérer" qui vient tout juste de paraître aux éditions de Mortagne. Truc, astuces et compréhension du trouble... www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.saint-lambert.ca/ https://editionsdemortagne.com/produit/tdah-chez-l-adulte/

 Concert de Noël de l'AOJM, l'Association des orchestres de jeunes de la Montérégie, le 18 décembre 2021 à l'Église catholique de St-Lambert. Le chef Georges-Étienne d'Entremont nous en parle.

La nouvelle mairesse de St-Lambert répond aux questions de Charles Gaudreau suite à la première réunion du conseil de ville du 22 novembre. Elle revient sur sa déclaration faite ce soir-là quant à la situation financière de sa ville. Contribution à l'agglomération, vieillissement des infrastructures, capacité de payer des résident.e.s.  info@fm1033.ça www.jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.saint-lambert.ca/

La nouvelle mairesse de St-Lambert répond aux questions de Charles Gaudreau suite à la première réunion du conseil de ville du 22 novembre. Elle revient sur sa déclaration faite ce soir-là quant à la situation financière de sa ville. Contribution à l'agglomération, vieillissement des infrastructures, capacité de payer des résident.e.s.  info@fm1033.ça www.jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://www.saint-lambert.ca/

Deux nouveaux collaborateurs, Steve Gagnon (ancien conseiller de Fatima /Parcours-du-Cerf) et Alexandre Cusson (ancien maire de Drummondville, ancien président de l'UMQ et ancien candidat à la chefferie du PLQ), analysent les résultats de Longueuil, Montréal, Québec , Brossard et St-Lambert.  #longueuil #catherinefournier #coalitionlongueuil #stbruno #stlambert #brossard #montreal #quebec  www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau : jcegaudreau@gmail.com  

Deux nouveaux collaborateurs, Steve Gagnon (ancien conseiller de Fatima /Parcours-du-Cerf) et Alexandre Cusson (ancien maire de Drummondville, ancien président de l'UMQ et ancien candidat à la chefferie du PLQ), analysent les résultats de Longueuil, Montréal, Québec , Brossard et St-Lambert.  #longueuil #catherinefournier #coalitionlongueuil #stbruno #stlambert #brossard #montreal #quebec  www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau : jcegaudreau@gmail.com  

1. Patrick Piché est directeur général du Centre de valorisation du bois urbain. il nous parle du projet-pilote qui consiste à ramasser après abattage, les billes de bois pour donner une deuxième vie aux arbres.  2. L'ancien nageur paralympique Benoit Huot est désormais président du c.a. des Jeux olympiques spéciaux qui se dérouleront à la mi-juillet à Longueuil, Boucherville et St-Lambert. Il nous explique de quoi il s'agit, dans un premier temps, et, par la suite, commente le retrait momentané de la compétition  du gardien du Canadien, Carey Price pour des raisons de santé mentale.  www.info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau : jcegaudreau@gmail.com https://cvbu.ca/ramassage?fbclid=IwAR3pMzZ8Cb2KGe1LKYlTQVv1QcrQ6jZ1-syFQkKoYSVOgAdgzRORahIiVqY https://www.facebook.com/olympiquesspeciauxquebec/

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.

He was born to a noble family in Maastricht (in modern-day Netherlands). When his spiritual father Bishop Theodard was killed in 671, St Lambert was elected Bishop of Maastricht despite his youth. He was loved by his flock for his holiness, ascetic labors and almsgiving, but was driven from his see in 675 after his patron King Childeric II was assasinated. He withdrew to the Monastery of Stavelot where he lived for seven years as one of the brethren, claiming no privileges despite his office. Once, getting up to pray during the night, he accidentally disturbed the monastic silence. The Abbot called out for whoever was responsible to do penance by standing barefoot in the snow before a cross outside the monastery church. In the morning the Abbot was dismayed to see the Bishop standing barefoot, covered with snow, before the cross, his face shining. The Abbot sought to apologize, but Lambert replied that he was honored to serve God like the Apostles, in cold and nakedness.   When King Pepin of Heristal took power in 681, he restored Lambert to his see, despite the Saint's desire to remain in obscurity. The holy bishop renewed his pastoral labors with vigor, visiting the most distant parishes and preaching the Gospel to the pagans who still inhabited the area, despite danger and threats. But when King Pepin put away his wife and replaced her with his concubine Alpais, St Lambert was the only Bishop who dared to rebuke him. For this he incurred the wrath of Alpais, who ordered his death. His assassins carried out their evil commission, even though they found a cross shining above the humble dwelling where he was staying.   Saint Lambert is one of the best-loved Saints of the Netherlands and Belgium, where many parish churches are dedicated to him. His relics are now in the Belgian city of Liège.