Catholicism was the main faith of the French in New France because the settlers brought their faith with them. France was a Catholic country and as a result, it became the primary religion of New France.
Roman Catholicism in new France was important because it was a religion that they could hold on to and because that's the religion they followed in France, and in new France, anyone who was not Catholic in new France was not to be considered a person and could not live there
the French only took the Roman Catholic religion to New France because it was the only one tolerated in France.
Roman Catholicism
the main religion in Picardy is Roman Catholicism (as in France at large)
The second major religion in France is Islam. Between that and the main religion of Christianity is a significant number of people who have no religion.
The main religion of New France was Catholicism.
In the country of France, people have guarantees of freedom regarding their religion and their thought. This was officially declared at the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789. This means that, even when the majority of France population professes Roman Catholicism, it's not the state religion.
France's largest religion is Roman Catholic.
Roman Catholicism
Roman Catholicism
The main religion in France is Catholicism. Most French people are Roman Catholics.
French people follow the Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, and other faiths. Some French also are unaffiliated.
the main religion in Picardy is Roman Catholicism (as in France at large)
The second major religion in France is Islam. Between that and the main religion of Christianity is a significant number of people who have no religion.
actually, their present religion is Roman Catholicism...
Before the onset of World War I in France in 1914, the main religions were Roman Catholicism and Protestant Christianity. France was a major source of Catholicism for many hundreds of years.
The main religion of New France was Catholicism.
The majority of Irish people are Roman Catholic Christians.
Roman Catholicism.