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The newspaper La terre de chez-nous publishes a series of articles on religious heritage
Often sold, churches in rural areas are ultimately transformed, in many ways. The building is preserved, but the use is quite different, as these few examples show. Read Pierre-Yvon Bégin's…
A Bell Museum will open in Montreal
The bells, emblematic symbols of Montreal, once known as "the city with a hundred steeples", will once again become famous as they will be the featured attraction in the museum project conceived…
Québec confirms the heritage value of the Cyclorama of Jerusalem
The Government of Quebec is committed to classifying the Cyclorama of Jerusalem and the rotunda that shelters it as a heritage property. "Our government ensures the protection of this heritage property,…
Money to "save" religious jewels from Quebec City
The provincial government announced an investment of $ 15 million over 10 years in churches identified as "exceptional" and priority, equaling the amount granted by the City of Quebec. Read…
An alternative to condos to conserve religious buildings: the social vocation.
Téléjournal Grand-Montréal broadcasted yesterday a report regarding the guided tour of the former maison mère des Soeurs de la Providence, June 29, as part of the 375th anniversary…
Religious buildings: exchanges on transformation challenges
Nearly 80 people met on June 12 at Saint-Philippe-de-Néri's Church, to discuss the challenges of transforming religious buildings. Read Maurice Gagnon's article , Le Placoteux