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‘Loyal To The Oil’: Finding Religion In The Stanley Cup Finals
‘Loyal To The Oil’: Finding Religion In The Stanley Cup Finals

(ANALYSIS) The Edmonton Oilers showcase a worldview in which triumph, luck and rugged work pay off — beliefs at home on the ice or in the oil field. The Stanley Cup Final offers a glimpse into how the oil industry has helped shaped the religious fervor around Canada’s favorite sport.

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Analysis, News, Religion, SportsCody Musselman and Judith Ellen BruntonThe Conversation, Stanley Cup, Hockey, Cody Musselman, Judith Ellen Brunton, Edmonton oilers, sports, hockey, ice hockey, sport, NHL, Edmonton Oilers, Florida PanthersComment
Lord Of The Rinks: One Of Canada’s Hockey Heroes Was Also A Catholic Priest
Lord Of The Rinks: One Of Canada’s Hockey Heroes Was Also A Catholic Priest

David Bauer coached Canada’s men’s ice hockey team at the 1964 Winter Games. Largely credited with creating the first truly national Canadian hockey team, Bauer left a truly great legacy. An educator and Catholic priest, Bauer was a pioneer and remains a Canadian icon admired to this day.

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Canada, Catholicism, Christianity, News, North America, Religion, SportsClemente LisiClemente Lisi, Catholicism, Catholic church, David Bauer, hockey, Olympics, Stanley Cup, Canada, zenger, ZengerNews, ZENGER, Zenger, Zenger News, zengernewsComment