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    Steeple
    Photo from Alex Furness - Buy This Photo
    This steeple is located on the campus of the University of Quebec at Montreal. This photo was taken on St. Denis Street, near the Berri-UQAM Metro station.
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    Maison des Soeurs Grises de Montreal
    Photo from Alex Furness - Buy This Photo
    The Sister Grey of Montreal church is seen here peeking out of the lush surroundings.
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    St. James United Church
    Photo from Alex Furness - Buy This Photo
    St. James United Church on St. Catherines Street West was built in 1889 and was the fourth home of the St. James congregation. The outside architecture is reminiscent of the French Gothic cathedral and the interior contains a small chapel, stained glass windows and an organ, in addition to the main part of the church, where a majority of events take place.
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    Church, Quebec
    Photo from Marc Renaud, © Tourisme Québec

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    Cathedral of Sainte-Therese-d'Avila
    This Byzantine-inspired church is located in Amos, in the Abitibi-Temiscamingue district of Northern Quebec.
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    The Abbey
    The Abbey at St-Benoit-du-Lac, as seen from up close.
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    Quebec Seminary
    The Seminaire de Quebec is pictured here.
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    Church of Saint-Pierre in Lavernière
    The Church of Saint-Pierre in Lavernière has been hit by lightning several times, but has always been faithfully repaired and rebuilt. The wood was salvaged from shipwrecks and had to be blessed before being used.
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    Eglise a Kamouraska
    The parish church of Kamouraska, southeast of Riviere-du-Loup.
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    Town Church, Quebec
    Photo from Marc Renaud, © Tourisme Québec

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    View of the Notre Dame Basilica
    Photo from Mike Berezowski

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    Notre-Dame-du-Cap Sanctuary
    Photo from Denis Trudel, © Tourisme Québec

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    Nôtre-Dame Basilica, Montréal, Québec
    Photo from Norma Lang
    Located at 116 Notre-Dame Street, the Nôtre-Dame Basilica has undergone many renovations since it was originally errected in 1656. It is the oldest catholic church in Montreal and is known the world over for its incredible architecture.
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    Laverniere Church
    The church at La Verniere, halfway between L'Etang-du-Nord and Cap-aux-Meules on Ile du Cap aux Meules, Iles-de-la-Madeleine.
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    Local Church in Trois-Rivieres
    Photo from Mike Berezowski

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    Church of Sainte-Famille
    The parish church of Sainte-Famille on the Ile d'Orleans.
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    Notre Dame Basilica in Montreal

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    A Montreal Cathedral's Seating

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    Chapel in the Fog
    The old chapel and cemetary in Tadoussac are enveloped by one of the area's frequent thick fogs.
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    Local Church in Quebec City
    Photo from Mike Berezowski

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    Notre Dame Basilica
    Photo from Mike Berezowski

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    Church located in Quebec City
    Photo from Mike Berezowski

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    Saint-François-Xavier Church
    Saint-François-Xavier Church is the oldest church of the Îles de la Madeleine, dating back to 1875.
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    Wooden Church
    Frelighsburg's well-maintained wooden church.
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    Church of St-Peter's-by-the-sea at Old Harry
    Built in 1916, the Church of St-Peter's-by-the-sea at Old Harry's doors are enscribed in honour of an island hero, Aaron Clarke, who was swept away by currrents while trying to aid some swimmers in trouble.
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    Church in Mont Royale
    Photo from Norma Lang

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