A haven of peace stands before us. This is the \u00c9glise Sainte-Ang\u00e8le. This church serves as a focal point for the community. It stands at 5275 Boulevard Lavoisier. The church’s story is intertwined with faith.
The \u00c9glise Sainte-Ang\u00e8le was built between 1967 and 1968. Pisapia Construction Inc. constructed it. André Ritchot was the architect. It is more than just a building.
The \u00c9glise Sainte-Ang\u00e8le is a place for Catholic worship. Masses are held in French and Italian. These services connect diverse groups through shared devotion. The schedule is varied. Friday mornings see French masses at 8:30 AM. Saturday afternoons offer another French mass at 4:30 PM. Sundays begin with an Italian mass at 9:00 AM. A French mass follows at 11:00 AM. Weekday mornings also have French masses. Tuesday evenings feature an Italian mass. Eucharistic adoration takes place every evening. It offers a quiet time for reflection.
Imagine the dedication within these walls. People gather to celebrate their faith. They seek solace and build community. The \u00c9glise Sainte-Ang\u00e8le is more than bricks and mortar. It represents a living faith that binds people together. It is a place of heritage.
Today the \u00c9glise Sainte-Ang\u00e8le continues its mission. It welcomes all who seek spiritual nourishment. It is a symbol of enduring faith in Montreal.