The Montreal Masonic Memorial Temple is an historic masonic temple in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on the corner of Sherbrooke Street and St-Marc Street, in the Golden Square Mile district. Dedicated and officially opened June 22, 1929, it was added to ... >>

1st Church of Anglophone Montreal (1843) neo-Gothic style. Each of its pine columns dividing the nave into 3 vessels is a tree trunk carved from one piece. The oak lined the nave, the pulpit and rood screen in woodworking is a wonderful heat in the ... >>

In 1912 Dom Paul Vannier surrounded by other Benedictine monks expelled from France, following the anticlerical laws, purchases land and a few small wooden buildings overlooking Lake Memphremagog. This view of a future monastery. The spectacular ... >>

The present cathedral (1922) of Chicoutimi, classic style with a mixture of Romanesque and Italian Renaissance is oriented toward the north. It replaces the first 2 (1878-1915) burned in 1912 and 1919. Its facade is dedicated to St Francis Xavier, ... >>

The chapel of the Motherhouse-Mallet is housed in the central wing of the building inhabited by the Sisters of Charity of Quebec. Mother Marcelle Mallet has created in 1849 a religious impregnated charisma of universal charity of St. Marguerite ... >>

Christ Church Cathedral stands in the heart of the commercial and shopping centre of Montreal. It is a stone's throw from McGill University, one of the major universities of the city. Since the development of the late eighties, the Cathedral is ... >>

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The St. John's United Church is a Protestant community of French language at the heart of Montreal, dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel to men and women of today. It is also dedicated to Christian education, the spiritual renewal and celebration of ... >>