In the steeples’ shadows from yesterday to today - The story of the churches of Vaudreuil-Soulanges In the steeple’s shadows from yesterday to today – The story of the churches of Vaudreuil-Soulanges Société d'histoire et de généalogie de l'île Perrot
Construction of the Saint-Zotique church in 1964. It was built from plans drawn up by architects Joseph-Eugène Perron and Julien Perron (Perron & Perron). In the foreground, Mrs. […]
The Saint-Joseph-de-Soulanges Catholic church on the shores of the Saint-Lawrence River around 1925.
The church boasts a seigneurial chapel, situated in the right transept of the building. It is dedicated to the family Chartier de Lobtinière-Harwood. Since the construction of the […]
This photo of the church interior dating back to 1928 shows that the layout and interior decoration have remained essentially unchanged.
The church opened its doors for worship in 1787. It shows remarkable architectural and artistic qualities. The sanctuary is particularly attractive thanks to the richness of liturgical wood […]
The Sainte-Justine-de-Newton church, opened in 1866, was built by contractor and artisan François Archambault (1839-1909) from plans designed by architect Victor Bourgeau (1809-1888). François Archambault also did the […]
A performance of the Theater of the Enchanted Chapel inside the Chapelle du Souvenir.
When a church is destroyed, voluntarily or by accident, the whole community is affected. In December of 1999, the citizens of Coteau-du-Lac watched as the fire destroyed their […]
The tradition of blessing horses continues in France, Spain, as well as in Quebec. Although the religious signification of the ceremony has been partially lost, its tradition remains […]
During this natural disaster that affected thousands of families, churches rapidly transformed into emergency shelters to host those in need. The Saint-Polycarpe church was open night and day […]
From 1830, the Anglican local community shared with the Methodist community the location of a small school for its religious services. In 1841, the Anglicans welcomed their first […]