A number of resources exist for those looking for Cajun French vocabulary, but all of them pose problems for LSU students in Cajun French because they are either too regional in scope, too inconsistent in spelling, or too theoretical in approach for beginning students.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. They'll Know We Are Christians (also known as They'll Know We Are Christians By Our Love or We Are One in the Spirit) is a Christian hymn written in 1968 by then-Catholic priest Peter R. Scholtes.
In the Caribbean, Zora Neale Hurston wrote the book she is probably most known for Their Eyes Were Watching God. It was written in 1937, after the ending of a love affair she had with a younger man. It took her seven weeks to complete.