At the Monastery of the Magnificat and in our public Chapels,
we are happy to welcome souls who wish to share in our prayers.
Where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am in the midst of them.
At the Monastery of the Magnificat of the Mother of God, (Mont-Tremblant) we gather every day in the Chapel of Jesus Crucified for the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and religious ceremonies.
In the beautiful season of summer, it is at the Podium of Jesus Crucified that we assemble to adore and praise Jesus in the Eucharist, to honour the Immaculate Mother of God and the Saints.
On major religious holidays we express our devotion through processions which lead us from one religious monument to another, praying and singing hymns.
The Chapel of Jesus Crucified
adorned for the Christmas season.
The Nativity scene in the Chapel of Jesus Crucified represents Christmas' great mystery of love: Jesus, Son of God,
who became man to redeem us
and show us the way to heaven.
On Holy Thursday, (the Thursday before Easter) the Church celebrates the Institution of the Holy Eucharist. In an excess of Infinite Love, Jesus makes Himself Host to abide forever with us.
On Good Friday, the Church commemorates the infinite sufferings of Jesus during His Passion and death on the cross. We adore Thee, O Jesus, and we bless Thee, because Thou hast redeemed the world by Thy holy Cross!
On Holy Saturday, the Church shares in the infinite sufferings of the Mother of God at the death of Her divine Son. O holy Mother of Sorrows, imprint in my poor heart the wounds of my sweet Savior.
Holy Saturday at the Monastery of the Magnificat. -- Meditation on the Way of the Cross on Mount St. Francis.
On Easter Sunday, the Church
celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus. Glorious Jesus, bring back souls to the life of grace and give them eternal life.
13 of May 2017 - The chapel, decorated to celebrate the centenary of Our Lady's apparitions in Fatima.
During the beautiful season of summer, it is at the Podium of Jesus Crucified that we gather to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and to pray.
In white festive habits, the procession of the Community: Fathers, Brothers, Sisters, family friends and visitors.
Praising God in the lush green setting of nature which He has created out of love for us.
The procession heads towards the tall Cross which dominates and glows over the property. Victory! You will reign! O Cross, you will save us!
shine forth over the world that seeks truth...
The priest incenses the monstrance during the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
2017 - Celebration of the Centennial of Our Lady's apparitions in Fatima.
Solemn Celebration of the Feast of Saint Michael the Archangel.
The priest gives the blessing
with Jesus Host.
The statue of the miraculous Virgin on the hill, a privileged place of graces and happiness.
The Sanctuary of the Keys of St. Peter.
Several small sanctuaries are scattered throughout the grounds, reminding us constantly of our supreme end: God.
There are seven sacraments:
1. Baptism
This sacrament erases original sin, makes us Christians, children of God and of the Church and heirs of Heaven.
2. Confirmation
Through this sacrament we receive the Holy Spirit, who gives us the strength to confess our faith without fear, and to lead a holy life in spite of all obstacles.
3. Holy Eucharist
This sacrament contains, really and truly, the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, under the appearances of bread and wine.
4. The Sacrament of Penance
Through this sacrament, God grants forgiveness for sins committed after Baptism. The penitent confesses his sins and the priest forgives him in God's Name.
Visit to a sick person, to bring her the comforts of religion and prepare her for the great journey into Eternity.
5. The Extreme Unction
Also known as Sacrament of the sick. Through the anointing and the prayers of the priest, it gives strength to the soul and sometimes to the body, when by sickness or old age one is in danger of death.
6. The Sacrament of Holy Orders
It gives priests the power to perform sacred functions, and the grace to exercise them in a saintly manner. The priest has the power to offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
and to remit or retain sins.
Consecration of two new bishops.
Episcopal dignity is the fullness of the priesthood. The Bishop may confer the Sacrament of Confirmation and the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
At the end of the consecration ceremony, imposition of the miter on the new bishop. More than a dignity, the episcopate is a duty; through the total sacrifice of himself, the Bishop cooperates with Jesus our Redeemer in the salvation of souls.
7. The Sacrament of Marriage
sanctifies the legitimate alliance of the Christian man and the Christian woman, establishes between them an indissoluble union, and gives them the grace to raise
their children in a Christian manner and to support one another.
In the guesthouse, reception of tertiary priests visiting the Monastery.
The recitation of the rosary
with the retreatants.
Spiritual reading and religious instruction for retreatants.
Meals for retreatants and visitors at the guesthouse of the Monastery.
Through good spiritual talk, the soul is nourished at the same time as the body.
Religious instruction to
our congregation.
A group of visitors
at the Magnificat Monastery
A good moment of exchange and spiritual words that nourish the soul and give it wings.
290 7e rang
Mont Tremblant QC J8E 1Y4
PO Box 4478
Mont Tremblant QC J8E 1A1
Canada
(819) 688-5225
(819) 688-6548
