Holy Mountain, Mount Royal and Saint Andre

Last Updated on Tuesday, 22 February 2011 12:22 Tuesday, 22 February 2011 11:56

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On of the most creative uses of pixel space on the internet is the National Film Board of Canada's, Holy Mountain. It is an interactive web documentary that looks at our relationship with the sacred through a famous Montreal landmark, Mount Royal. Check it out!

Visit  St. Joseph's Oratory, home of Canada'a newest saint -- Saint Brother Andre.

Video insights about faith and miracles at The Mount (view)

Official Prayer for the Canonization of Brother Saint André.
Prayer to obtain a special favour through the intercession of Saint Brother André, click here

Find out about our latest liturgical, spiritual, tourist and cultural activities. From the schedule of masses to spiritual counseling; from planned-for-you activities to making reservations for your next pilgrimage to the largest shrine in the world dedicated to Saint Joseph — it's all here! Explore this gold mine of essential information: contacts, schedules, fees, and imaginative programs. After you collect some nuggets, grab your pilgrim's staff and set your sights toward Saint Joseph's Oratory, following the footsteps of Brother André.

Here is what you'll find:

- a place of natural serenity amidst well-tended gardens;

- a spirituality inspired by the patron saint of Canada, Saint Joseph;

- the story of a man of God, endowed with confidence, perseverance
and daring — Brother André!

This religious brother of the Congregation of Holy Cross realized an impossible dream in founding Saint Joseph's Oratory in 1904.

It remains a major legacy for people of all ages. Open 365 days a year following the tradition of Catholic Church!

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0 #1 sophomorov 2012-04-06 13:29

Wow.holymountain.come'n'see. Major design work. I thought the monk turning out to be a lady at the cemetery was typical Quebecois "thinking-outside-the-tabernacle', but I agree with the admin great site...anyone who differs can eat crow(see site for context)

 

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