Our Lady of Sorrows

One of the most influential philosophers in Western thought, Friedrich Nietzsche, left us this striking reflection on suffering: “In solitude, the solitary man gnaws at his own heart; in the multitude, it is the...
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In the Records of Our History

Anyone interested in genealogy and history knows that certain official documents contain treasures of information. Among these sources, parish registers as well as Canadian censuses make it possible to...

A Theology and a Prayer Life Clearly Centered on the Trinity

Whenever Brother André speaks about the Trinity, and he does so often, it is to draw a connection with the Holy Family. He places great emphasis on the quality...

Welcoming the Crowds to the Mountain

The attraction of the Oratory for pilgrims and curious visitors dates back to its very beginnings. It quickly became necessary to prepare for welcoming the growing crowds.

The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ: God Simply Present in Our Lives

Jesus left us the memorial of his Body and Blood during a meal. He offered himself under the signs of bread and wine, as flesh to be eaten and...

“A Love Nest for the Sick”: The Origins of the Jean XXIII Pavilion

In June 1966, a one-of-a-kind initiative took root on the grounds of Saint Joseph’s Oratory: the Jean XXIII Home.

Distinction for Saint Joseph’s Oratory

A distinction that honours our mission and heritage. The Oratory’s Welcome Pavilion, designed by Lemay, is among the winners of the 2026 Awards of Excellence in Architecture presented by...