Quebec City

Museum of the Virgin Mary in Quebec

14, Couillard Street, Quebec City, Canada

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The Virgin Mary Museum is one of Quebec’s many attractions. Since 1992, he has been telling visitors the story of the local religious community. Its founder was Marie-Joseph Fitzbach. The museum holds an exhibition dedicated to disadvantaged women and children of the XIX century.

The museum is located next to the main attractions of Quebec. Tourists can visit the three floors of the museum together with organized groups or individually. A special educational program for students will be very interesting for lovers of history and religious studies.

The museum has a cabinet where the Congregation held meetings. Various artifacts add to the museum’s collection from year to year. Also on display is a bust of Maria Fitzbach and clothing typical of Congregation nuns.

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