Behold the Statue of Jesus. It stands tall a testament to faith. This magnificent statue located at 1280 Boulevard Saint-Joseph in Lachine Montreal is more than just a sculpture. It’s a piece of Montreal’s religious history. The Statue of Jesus wasn’t always here. It was a gift. A family offered it in 1938. It commemorated the golden jubilee of Mother Marie-Adalbert Aurelie Denis. The inscription on the base reads BENI SOIT LE CHRIST-ROI. This translates to Blessed be Christ the King. The statue itself is made of plaster metal paint and varnish. It’s quite large. It measures 132 centimeters high 39 centimeters wide and 39 centimeters deep. Notice the detail. The artist skillfully captured the likeness of Jesus Christ. There’s an angel a crown and even clouds. The Statue of Jesus is a beautiful example of religious art. It’s a reminder of faith and devotion. This impressive artwork tells a story of faith family and history. The Statue of Jesus stands as a symbol of Montreal’s rich cultural heritage. A silent observer of the city’s evolution. It continues to inspire awe and reflection in all who see it. The Statue of Jesus is more than just a statue. It is a legacy. A legacy of faith and devotion. It stands as a symbol of hope for the future. The Statue of Jesus reminds us of the enduring power of faith. It silently watches over the city. The Statue of Jesus stands as a powerful symbol. A symbol that speaks volumes about Montreal’s rich and diverse history.
Parc Dickie-Moore
Who needs a time machine when you’ve got Parc Dickie-Moore? This little slice of Parc-Extension holds a century of Montreal