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Region: Centre-du-Québec

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Église Saint-Christophe
Traditional stone church built in the Romanesque style in 1873. Contains 76 paintings by Joseph-Thomas Rousseau and his workshop, as well as trompe l'oeil decoration by Suzor-Côté.  More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Partially accessible for the physically disabled 
Victoriaville  
Église de Sainte-Sophie-de-Lévrard
This church, whose façade overlooks a sumptuous garden filled with flowers, plants and fountains, was built in 1901 by architect Louis Caron. Its interior, richly decorated with sculptures and paintings, More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Sainte-Sophie-de-Lévrard  
Église de Saint-Sylvère
This church is on art historian Paul Racine's "concert outings" circuit as well as the Route des Clochers "steeples route." Featuring a Romanesque, Baroque-influenced exterior, More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Saint-Sylvère  
Église de Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets
Built in 1838, this church boasts the oldest steeple in the Mauricie/Bois-Francs region, a Latin-cross nave with no pillars and a choir adorned with immense 19th-century canvasses. The parking lot More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets  
Église Saint-François-Xavier
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Partially accessible for the physically disabled 
Saint-François-du-Lac  
Conseil du patrimoine religieux du Québec
This organization's mission is the conservation of Québec's religious heritage, all faiths included. It is a promotional tool for the dissemination of information on Québec's religious heritage More
Region: Montréal, Québec City and Area, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Eastern Townships and others
Category: Organization - art, culture and heritage (Religious building and site)
Montréal  
Église Sainte-Philomène-de-Fortierville
Founded in 1884, this Romanesque church, designed by Québec architects David Ouellet and J.-Georges Bussières, was built from stones collected from the parish fields. The high alter features a wood More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Fortierville  
Église de Saint-Grégoire-Le-Grand
This neoclassical jewel of Québec's religious architecture was designated an historic monument in 1957. Some of the church's woodwork was carved in France, while the tabernacle and altarpiece come More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Bécancour  
Église Saint-Édouard-de-Gentilly
Just 20 minutes from Trois-Rivières you will find this church, whose magnificent façade by Louis Caron blends wonderfully with Thomas Baillairgé's work (1849). You are sure to be impressed with More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Bécancour  
Église Sainte-Gertrude
Located in Bécancour, Église Sainte-Gertrude was built in 1848 by Damase St-Arnaud. In 1854, Father De Villers donated nine paintings by a Bon-Pasteur nun to the church. In 1876, Alfred Giroux built More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Bécancour  
Église Sainte-Angèle-de-Laval
This church has been part of the Route des clochers (steeples route) in the RCM of Bécancour since 2004. The parish was founded on October 17, 1867 and the stone church erected in 1870. A statue More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Bécancour  
Église de Précieux-Sang
This church, the only wooden church in the diocese, was constructed by architect Louis Caron. Its crucifix and chandeliers date back to 1812 and have been declared cultural properties. Go back in More
Region: Centre-du-Québec
Category: Religious building and site
Bécancour  
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