Eglise De Saint-sulpice

Assomption de la Sainte Vierge in Lassomption, Canada, is a historic church that was built in 1819-1820 by master mason Jean Baptiste Boutonne and master stonecutter André Auclair. The church underwent significant expansion in 1863-1864, designed by architect Victor Bourgeau, featuring a neo-baroque facade and interior decor. Surrounded by stone buildings including the presbytery and former convent of the Congregation Notre Dame, Assomption de la Sainte Vierge stands as a landmark in the town of Lassomption with its two imposing bell towers. The church, along with the presbytery and convent, is recognized as a heritage site and plays a central role in the cultural and religious history of the region. Generated from their website

Église Notre-Dame-des-Champs in Repentigny, Quebec, is dedicated to helping individuals learn about and develop a deeper love for Jesus Christ. The mission emphasizes service to others and aims to inspire discipleship through personal connections and communal faith experiences. Under the leadership of Father Guy Simard and his team, the parish offers various activities, including prayer, worship, and educational programs designed to support the Christian journey. The community is focused on fostering a vibrant faith life that extends beyond mere participation in sacraments to encompass genuine relationships with Christ and fellow believers. Generated from the website