Religious Archives | The History of Education in Magog, Québec: From the Pioneers to the Quiet Revolution

Saint-Patrice Chapel (n.d.)

Saint-Patrice Chapel was built in 1860 and consecrated in 1861. It was the first religious building of the Catholic faith in Magog. Its sacristy welcomed the Catholic School […]

Sacré-Cœur Convent (from 1912 to 1944)

In 1912, the convent was moved back and expanded towards the front. The building’s façade took on the appearance that it has today.[1]. [1] See Maurice Langlois. (2012). En […]

Sacré-Cœur Convent (from 1891 to 1912)

The convent was built on the site of the first Catholic chapel, after the latter, along with its presbytery, was handed over to the Catholic School Board by […]

The Day-Care Centre “La Crèche” (n.d.)

Founded in 1907, an initiative of Father Charles-Édouard Milette, the day-care centre served several purposes. Established in the Eastern district, it was intended as a day-care centre for […]

Sacré-Cœur Convent (from 1944 to 1974)

«In 1944, a construction project added a wing to the south (…) for a large recreation room and seven additional classrooms. A few years later, (1947-1949), restoration of […]