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Catholic pilgrimage guide · Canada

Quebec City,
a cradle of the Canadian Church.

Meet St. François de Laval, St. Marie of the Incarnation, the Augustinian hospital sisters, Old Québec, and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré.

5 sacred places3 devotional areas1–2 day journeys

Founders of the local Church

Laval and Marie of the Incarnation

Two saints’ tombs frame Québec’s episcopal, missionary, and educational foundations.

Suggested journeys

Choose your pace

Each journey can be saved directly to your account with its day assignments, stop order and pilgrimage notes intact.

1 day

The essential Quebec City pilgrimage

A focused day through the city’s principal shrine, saint, and Catholic-history destinations.

  1. Day 1 · MorningNotre-Dame de Québec Cathedral BasilicaBegin with prayer and enough time for the principal sacred place.
  2. Day 1 · Late morningUrsuline Chapel and Oratory of St. Marie of the IncarnationContinue prayerfully and verify current opening or liturgy before arrival.
  3. Day 1 · AfternoonLe Monastère des AugustinesContinue prayerfully and verify current opening or liturgy before arrival.
  4. Day 1 · Late afternoonNotre-Dame-des-VictoiresContinue prayerfully and verify current opening or liturgy before arrival.
2 days

Founding saints and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré

A slower pilgrimage that makes room for worship, historic context, and the sacred places beyond the central landmark.

  1. Day 1 · MorningNotre-Dame de Québec Cathedral BasilicaAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  2. Day 1 · MiddayUrsuline Chapel and Oratory of St. Marie of the IncarnationAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  3. Day 1 · AfternoonLe Monastère des AugustinesAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  4. Day 2 · MorningNotre-Dame-des-VictoiresAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  5. Day 2 · MiddayBasilica of Sainte-Anne-de-BeaupréAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.

Hospitality and care

The Augustinian inheritance

Read the Monastère as Catholic women’s healthcare history and a present place of hospitality.

City and regional pilgrimage

Place Royale to Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré

Pair the intimate church of the first settlement with Québec’s great shrine of St. Anne.

The complete collection

Every mapped sacred place

A pilgrim’s note

Leave room for grace.

Opening hours, liturgies, security arrangements and route access can change. Confirm every major detail shortly before your visit.

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