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Museum Tour of the Little Franciscan Sisters of Mary
Parcours muséal des Petites Franciscaines de Marie
The Little Franciscans of Mary Museum Tour is a permanent exhibition in the former Mother House convent in Baie-Saint-Paul, tracing over a century of this religious community's history. If you're interested in local religious heritage, the tour is open from summer to winter and includes the Sacred Heart Chapel and François' Garden.
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Contact Details
- 63 Rue Ambroise Fafard, Baie-Saint-Paul, QC G3Z 2J2, Canada
- +1 418-435-3521
- parcoursmuseal@maisonmere.ca
- maisonmere.ca/parcoursmuseal
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