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What future for religious buildings? "A rich exchange cooperation" with Quebec
Churches seeking reconversion For the Meurthe-et-Moselle CAUE, the cooperation with the Québec Religious Heritage Council is considered a real opportunity. Read the article published in L'Est…
Religious heritage, a European emergency
Stakeholders in the preservation of religious heritage gathered at UNESCO, on the initiative of Future for Religious Heritage (FRH). Across Europe, in a context of declining practice, coordinated action…
Un lampion pour Saint-Pierre!
laquo;Je me souviens.» It is the nationalist motto of our beautiful province. Yet, in the roots of the Judeo-Christian population lives a profound unprecedented change: several churches close…
Urgency to act for the future of churches
What will happen to our churches in the short or medium term? While the places of worship are gradually emptying in Quebec, these buildings must be supported: whether to reinvent them or to demolish them.…
Recent views on François and Thomas Baillairgé
A forum bringing together the authors of several recent researches updating knowledge on François Baillairgé (1759-1830) and his son Thomas Baillairgé (1791-1859), key players in…
Newsletter Volume 18, Number 3, Fall 2018
The Québec Religious Heritage Council his pleased to put its Fall Newsletter online. Enjoy!
Tattoo in churches and heat them with cryptocurrency
It is in his church transformed into a convention center that the village of Saint-Camille holds a conference this autumn on the reinvestment and transformation of churches. At this time, no less than…