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We wish you a pleasant navigation and abundant blessings.
“Humanity must urgently get down on its knees and beg God for help. Otherwise we are heading straight into disaster and will experience the most dreadful days. Humanity is in terrible danger at the present time. Without God’s direct intervention, we cannot be spared. We are driven to ruin, in a spiraling race to the abyss.”
Father John Gregory of the Trinity
Give the Infant Jesus a beautiful gift for His birthday by preparing your heart to receive Him at Christmas.
Let Us unite to Better
Know, Love and Serve God
in order to be happy with Him in Heaven for all Eternity.
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Quick Overview
The Monastery of the Magnificat
of the Mother of God
Seen from the Mountain dedicated
to St. Francis of Assisi, the Mother House is nestled in the beautiful scenery of the Laurentians.
to St. Francis of Assisi, the Mother House is nestled in the beautiful scenery of the Laurentians.
The Monastery and its outbuildings.
From the top of the belfry, the statue of the Sacred Heart spreads His blessings. May Jesus reign over our hearts and those of the whole world.
At the entrance to the Domain,
sign that defines it:
Kingdom of the Infinite Love of Jesus Crucified. Magnificat, our emblem; Ave Maria, the powerful means by which sin will be destroyed and Jesus will reign.
Chapel of Jesus Crucified
and the Monastery of the Nuns.
Midnight Mass
at the Chapel of Jesus Crucified
decorated for the Feast of Easter.
decorated for the Feast of Easter.
The belfry of the Sacred Heart
and the Monastery of the Fathers
on the top of the hill.
O Jesus, may Thy kingdom come!
on the top of the hill.
O Jesus, may Thy kingdom come!
A throne of honor for Jesus our King!
Acquired in 1971, the statue of the Sacred Heart remained for 18 years on the hill near the Fathers’ Monastery.
On August 12, 1989, it was hoisted on its brand new belfry.
On August 12, 1989, it was hoisted on its brand new belfry.
He must reign!
The bronze statue is 6.7 m (22 feet) high; the arms reach 5.2 m (17 feet); it weighs 5 metric tons.
The bell regulates community life.
The big bell which, for the past 55 years, has been ringing the angelus, the hours, the community services, the baptisms and the burials has also found a place in the belfry, below the statue.
Long live the Sacred Heart of Jesus!
From this pedestal, erected as a testimony of love and homage to Jesus, may His Sacred Heart pour out abundant graces on the passers-by who cast their eyes towards Him!
The Podium of Jesus Crucified
The Community gathers here to pray during the beautiful summer season.
The Belfry of the Sacred Heart
and the Monastery of the Fathers, seen from the Podium of Jesus Crucified, in the blazing colors of autumn.
The Sanctuary of the Keys
of Saint Peter.
We like to meet here during processions to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
A statue of Saint Michael the Archangel
The powerful Archangel protects the Estate and its inhabitants.
Fine monuments incite prayer and remind us of our duties to God.
Fine monuments incite prayer and remind us of our duties to God.
The Via Crucis, or Way of the Cross
in the mountain.
Holy place among all, especially dedicated to the meditation of the sufferings and death of Jesus our Redeemer.
Chapel of St. Francis
At the top of the mountain, a humble chapel dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi,
great devotee of the Passion of Jesus.
great devotee of the Passion of Jesus.
Religious entertainment
It is a joy to be in this place rich in divine graces and precious memories to our souls.
All united in a fervent Advent season!
At Christmas we will celebrate the Infinite Love of a God who becomes one of us for our salvation.
Let us prepare for His coming by proving to Him how much we love Him.
Our Lady of Fatima Speaks to Us:
