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The Indians, who went to Flangis,
thought there was a city of gold ...
In the South there is a city of gold.
My brother saw it.
Tramblรฉ.
Look at these, Tramblรฉ.
"Whoa! Where did you trap them, Sainte Marie"?
In the forest.
My secret, Tramblรฉ.
And how do you pay the Indian trappers, Mercier?
With knives, Father. With cooking pots.
With Brandy, Mercier, I am told. With Brandy.
And what if there is no mission?
What if your father Laforgue arrives ...
... to find yet another two Jesuit martyrs?
We... we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.
It's not we.
It is Father Laforgue who must cross it.
Has he journeyed far from this settlement?
"Even in good weather?"
No...
He has been studying the Huron and Algonquin languages.
He is very dedicated... and devout.
Of course.
Even I have been on these journeys, Monsieur Champlain ...
from the lakes of the Hurons to the rivers of Maine.
- And now ... - We are too old.
- Perhaps, Younger men are more suitable... - Perhaps. Perhaps not.
1500 miles by canoe ...
in that country,
at the beginning of the winter ...
Death is almost certain, Father Bourque.
Death is not always a great evil, Monsieur Champlain.
God should have made me a Jesuit, to have answers for everything.
He must paddle with them 12 hours a day,
or they will not respect him.
He must smile and not show anger.
He must carry a pack animals loads on his back as they do.
The journey, like our lives is in God's hands.
Look at them. The English and the Dutch are colonists.
We have priests.
Who would want to bring a woman here...
... and have kids running half wild in the woods?
We are Starving in winter..
- Good afternoon, father. - Good afternoon.
Good afternoon, Father.
- Do you think they're going upriver? - Who cares?
As long as I am not going.
Leave the forest to the savages.
Remember that priest who came back like that?
It was the Iroquois. They caught him.
That was just fingers.
One might lose something that is more... useful.
Why do you want to accompany Father Laforgue?
For the greater glory of God.
Indeed?
I am told you're bored in this settlement.
Sometimes. A little.
To come all this way and to just build huts ...
I understand.
You can read and write?
Yes, Father. I was taught by my uncle, who was a priest in Tour.
He speaks it more fluently than I do.
If we send you and if ...
when you return ...
you could go to France, to study for the priesthood,
Would that please you, Daniel?
Yes, Father.
These are our Fathers.
They are soldiers of Heaven.
They left their friends and their country ...
to show you the way to Paradise.
Chomina ...
I commend to your care Father Laforgue.
Who is journeying into the land of the Huron.
Love and honor him.
Guard him well.
Look at him, dressed like a savage Chieftan.
We are not colonizing the Indians.
- They are colonizing us. - Not me, they are not.
I am not becoming one of those wild woodsmen.
In one more year, I am going back to France.
Are you?
Are any of us?
If the winter doesn't kill us, the Indians might.
If they don't, it could be the English.
So keep your faith.
I made that point with you, with God in mind.
Good morning.
You are?
- Paul Laforgue. - You have to serve my mass?
I am the priest of New France.
The savages did this to me.
Indians? Why?
They are uncivilized,
just as the English or the Germans were ... ... before we took our faith to them.
In a few weeks ...
I will be returning.
Returning to New France?
The savages live in total darkness.
We must convert them.
What more glorious task?
What more glorious task?
Black Robe, what are you doing?
I'm making words.
Words?
You do not speak.
I'll show you.
- Tell me something. - Tell What?
Something I... I do not know.
My woman's mother...
died in snow last winter.
"Last winter, Chomina's wife mother...
died in the snow"."
I have still other greater things that I can teach you.
Father ...
I... I mean not any disrespect ...
but do you have any doubts?
What about?
Them ... these people.
If we change them.
If we do not change them, How could they enter Heaven?
Intelligence is not lacking among these people.
He speaks only Algonquin, father.
What is the meaning of that word?
You love that tobacco, more than you love us.
What can I do? I know that.
He will ask and ask until they have everything, we brought with us.
Father, they do not understand.
They share everything without question.
Then they should question.
They plan nothing, but think only of the moment:
hunting foods...
Go and get the tobacco, Daniel.
They say it's soothing... ... once you become used to it.
That may take some time.
They don't seem to be happy father.
They should be. I have told them the truth.
So charming, Mademoiselle Lafontaine.
And so attractive.
So modest.
She is from a very good family.
What do you think they are talking about, father?
I don't know.
Of us?
A book.
Book?
Mother, what are you doing?
Praying to Saint Joan.
Perhaps God has chosen you as he chose her.
You must not compare me to a saint, Mother.
"In New France, you will remember me in your prayers?
I always do..
God will hear your prayer.
He has chosen you to die for Him.
I will never see you again.
I'm afraid, Lord.
I don't welcome death ...
... as a holy person should.
Daniel?
I too have committed the sin of the flesh.
Do you, father?
In France, long ago?
No, here.
Sin of intent.
Here.
I've lusted after her.
Kneel with me ...
... and then say an act of contrition.
Father, life is not so simple for the rest of us.
I am not a Jesuit.
You said you wanted to serve God.
Yes, Father, but I ...
... I'm afraid of this country.
The Devil rules here.
Controls the hearts and minds ... ... of these poor people.
But they are true Christians, they live for each other.
They forgive things, we would not forgive.
The Devil makes them resist the truth of our teachings.
Why should they believe them?
They have an Afterworld of their own.
They have no concept of one.
Annuka has told me ...
... they believe that, in the forest at night, the dead can see.
Souls of men hunt the souls of animals.
Is that what she told you? It's childish, Daniel.
Is it harder to believe in a paradise ...
... where we all sit on the clouds and look at God?
Black Robe.
Oh, God of mercy...
Please, bless this innocent child.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine Patris
... et Filii...
... et Spiritus Sancti
Where are my paddlers you promised?
You go with your own mission alone, Black Robe.
Ask your Jesus, to help you, Black Robe.
Lord ...
If it be Thy wish that I suffer greater tribulations
in the days ahead ...
... I welcome it.
Thou has given me this cross for Thy honor ...
for the salvation of these poor barbarians.
I thank Thee.
Ego te absolvo a peccatis tuis...
... in nomine Patris...
... et Filii.
Father, Forgive me.
What for?
For the things I said to you.
For leaving you.
God is with us. He is the one who forgives us.
Sing.
Sing!
โช Ave Maria... โช
โช gratia plena... โช
โช dominus tecum... โช
โช benedicta tu in mulieribus โช
โช et benedรญctus fructus ventris tui, Iesus. โช
โช Sancta Maria, โช
โช Mater Dei, โช
โช ora pro nobis peccatoribus โช
nunc et in hora mortis nostrae.
The arrowhead is still there.
If we try to remove it, you will die.
You want to be one of us?
What do you think now?
The Iroquois are not men. They are animals.
They're the same as us or the Hurons.
If they showed pity, others will say that they are weak.
Tomorrow ...
do not cry out.
If we do cry out, will they stop?
No, they would not stop.
But if you cry out when you die,
they will have your spirit.
When I die, Chomina, I will go to Paradise.
Let me baptize you so you will go there also.
Why would I go to your paradise?
Are my people there?
My woman? My boy? There's only Black Robes there".
We go down the river to my people.
No, we go up to the Huron mission.
You're so weak, the Iroquois could easily catch you.
And they would not expect you to travel away from your people.
You're not so stupid, Black Robe.
Lord, I beg you ...
... show your mercy to these savage people ...
... who will never look upon Your face in Paradise.
Tell me, Black Robe ...
What does your dreams see now?
I'm too weary for dreams.
But you must.
If you do not ... ... how do you see the way that lies ahead?
I trust in God.
He will guide me ... all the way to Paradise.
You have not seen this paradise.
No man should welcome death.
This world is a cruel place ...
... but it has the sunlight.
I'm sorry that I should leave now.
Chomina, do you hear me? My God loves you.
If you accept His love, he will admit you to Paradise.
Father, I'll go with you.
No,... you must stay with her.
She has lost everything because of us.
She needs you more than I do.
We will do what she ask.
What can we say to people who thinks that dreams are the real world...
... and this one is an illusion?
Perhaps they're right.
Farewell, Father Laforgue.
No Farewells,
not in this land
and no greetings, no names.
The forests speak.
The dead talk at night.
God bless you both.
Father?
Who are you?
I'm Father Laforgue.
How many are with you?
I am alone.
Some months ago that fever struck this village.
The Indians thought that we brought it to punish ...
those who would not accept our faith.
Many died.
One man who lost his child killed father Duval.
What are they all doing now?
Who knows what the savages will do?
Who knows what they think?
I'm not even able to understand them more than I was 20 years ago.
They would probably torture and kill us both.
But the converts?
We must have some influence.
Converts? Perhaps, there are no converts.
Our only hope is that ... some believe ...
... that baptism will cure their fever.
If they ask for baptism,
we must have a great public ceremony at once.
Father Jerome ...
Shouldn't we ...?
I mean ...
Should they not understand our faith ...
... before accepting it?
Understand?
But they are in danger of death...
... and we are offering them a place in Paradise.
Father... death may be near.
Will you hear my confession?
If you will hear mine.
Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.
Lord ...
Why is Father Jerome is with you in Heaven ...
while Chomina lies forever in utter darkness?
Help me.
Demon! Why are you here?
I am not a Demon.
I take the place of Father Jรฉrome.
- Is he dead? - Yes.
How long will you stay?
All of my life.
If we take the water sorcery ...
We will not be sick?
Baptism does not cure you.
The other Black Robe said so.
He meant only that we must ask the help of Jesus.
Perhaps, He will answer your prayers.
Many want to kill you, Black Robe.
I know.
A Demon cannot feel pain.
Are you a man?
Yes.
You must help us, Black Robe.
Do you love us?
- Yes - Then, baptize us.
Spare them.
Spare them, oh Lord.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine patris...
... et filii et spiritus sancti.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine patris...
... et filii et spiritus sancti.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine patris...
... et filii et spiritus sancti.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine patris...
... et filii et spiritus sancti.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine patris...
... et filii et spiritus sancti.
Ego te baptizo...
... in nomine patris...
... et filii et spiritus sancti.
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