Notre Dame de Montreal: Quebec’s Celestial Cathedral
The Notre Dame de Montreal is less famous than its big sister in Paris, but no less glorious. Canada’s most famous Catholic cathedral was designed by an Irish-American Protestant, James O’Donnell, who converted to Catholicism on his deathbed so he could be buried in his own church.
Archie Wong
Karim Rezk
Karim Rezk
Notre Dame de Montreal is Neo-Gothic, built during the 19th century. The exterior is impressive, but the true glory lies within: a constellation of blue and green skies, stained glass, and golden stars shower both tourists and church-goers with heavenly light.
Etienne Boucher
Charles Roberts
Jeff Myers
Poyang Hsueh
Poyang Hsueh
Archie Wong
Gavin Baker
Poyang Hsueh
Poyang Hsueh
Gina Sanfilippo
Fernando Torre
Karim Rezk
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