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4th centenary of canada's consecration to saint joseph

In 2024, Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal will mark the 4th centenary of country’s consecration to Saint Joseph. As a international center of devotion to Saint Joseph, the Oratory undoubtedly has a leading role to play in this anniversary. From March 10 to October 19, 2024, this fourth centenary will be commemorated through significant events at our shrine. Whether as a parish, a diocese, with family or with friends, come on pilgrimage to Mount Royal. Let’s celebrate together Saint Joseph!

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THE ORATORY MAGAZINE

THE PRIVILEGED SOURCE OF INFORMATION ON LIFE AT SAINT-JOSEPH'S ORATORY OF MOUNT ROYAL SINCE 1912
By taking part into the pastoral life of Saint Joseph’s Oratory, you will celebrate Faith and the encounter with the Other.
In addition to colourful flower beds, the grounds of Saint Joseph’s Oratory offer wide lawns, towering trees, and the exquisite Garden of the Way of the Cross — in sum, a unique place for peace and reflection.
With its concerts, exhibitions and publications, the Oratory is a center for creation and sharing of a living culture.

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Saint-Joseph’s Oratory began in a unique way. A brother from the Congregation of Holy Cross was the porter at the Notre-Dame College located on Mount Royal. He had a...
Embarking on a journey alongside the Major Reliquary of Saint Brother André is akin to journeying alongside the saint himself; this has been my profound experience over the past...

Our mission

Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal, founded by Saint Brother André, is a Catholic shrine dedicated to Saint Joseph. Place of expression of faith, prayer, healing and peace, the Oratory welcomes pilgrims and visitors in a spirit of openness and compassion.


Our vision

To be, in the heart of the city, the place of openness, gathering and reflection, where the heritage of Saint Brother André thrives.