After Notre-Dame, I believe this is the nicest church in Montreal. The wall details are amazing. Don't let the external appearance fool you, you are in for an architectural gem.
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After Notre-Dame, I believe this is the nicest church in Montreal. The wall details are amazing. Don't let the external appearance fool you, you are in for an architectural gem.
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Frankly, I think there are much more impressive churches in Montreal. However, this one is beloved by the previously large Irish-Canadian community.
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A beautiful church or should I say Basilica. Built by the Irish. The alter area was impressive.
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St Patricks was beautiful and felt much more genuine than Notre Dame. We didn't take pictures of the interior because it didn't seem appropriate. There were people in prayer.
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While it is beautiful, it's a church. I do not like churches simply because they were built at the expense of various North & South American cultures.
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Terrific Irish Church. Worth the visit. Nothing to dislike
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Beautiful to look at and visit As a child attending St. Patrick's School (no longer exists as it burned to the the ground many years ago) we would attend masses there every first Friday of the month. I was fortunate to have been an acolyte and later joined the junior choir. We would practice at the front office then go...
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Worth a look if you are in the area. Beautiful church.
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simply beautiful. This basilica is really nice. You have to come into and discover all it has to offer to visitors.
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this church's interior is all decorated in wood, plaster and paint. A comfortable environment, warm and inspiring. Quite different from St. Joseph and Notre Dame. Don't miss it - and compare for yourself.
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