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Église catholique Sainte-Françoise-Romaine

Les Basques RCM, QC

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Summary

The Église Sainte-Françoise is a Roman Catholic parish located in Sainte-Françoise, Quebec. It serves the local community with regular worship services and is part of the Archdiocese of Rimouski. The church is known for its welcoming atmosphere and commitment to spiritual growth.

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The Église Sainte-Françoise is a Roman Catholic parish located in Sainte-Françoise, Quebec. As part of the Archdiocese of Rimouski, it is one of many churches that serve the local community with regular Masses and sacramental services. The church is known for its welcoming atmosphere and dedication to fostering spiritual growth among its members. The parish is part of a larger network of parishes that work together to support the Catholic faith in the region. The church is accessible by phone at (418) 851-1116 and maintains a strong connection to the broader diocesan community.

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Église catholique Sainte-Françoise-Romaine in Les Basques RCM offers a welcoming Roman Catholic parish experience rooted in spiritual growth. First-time visitors may appreciate its commitment to community and the architectural beauty noted by recent guests.

Pros

  • Regular Masses and sacramental services for parishioners
  • Welcoming atmosphere fostering spiritual growth
  • Architectural beauty with noted colors and style
  • Connection to the Archdiocese of Rimouski network
  • Clear phone contact for inquiries

Cons

  • Thin website with limited detailed information
  • No explicit mention of service times or family ministries

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  • Arianne Carona year ago

    A very beautiful country church. We loved the architectural style and the colours.

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