My family also took me to this Church when I visited Canada all those (30+) years ago. What I clearly remember, were all the 'Walking Canes' (hundreds maybe thousands of them) saved (displayed) by the church. Visitors that were 'healed' and did not need their canes anymore when they left the church. It was an amazing sight.
Fun fact, Kamala Harris attended the school you see when you exit the Metro station at the start. It's called Notre Dame Des Neiges. This is my home neighborhood even though I moved to NYC as a kid.
Saint Joseph's Oratory has amazing architecture! 😍 Glad you were able to visit on a sunny day and the views are spectacular up on Mount Royal! It's unfortunate that there's a lot construction going now, because it was quite an experience when I walked through the front lawn and up the stairs. 🤩 This brings back memories, and thank you so much for sharing, AK! 🤗
I was just walking these very streets (and the Oratoire itself) a month ago and I miss it a lot, even though it's even colder there now than it is here in NYC. Nothing quite like being able to walk past the Oratory every morning. I never got tired of it the 3 weeks I was there this fall.
Hope your feeling better , I’ve also been sick but thankful for your videos , I watched your Quebec City last night , I appreciate your doing them , I have many memories growing up in Quebec ❤😊
There are some people that stop at every single front step and say a prayer. There is also a museum inside that has life like displays off how it was back in the old days, with nuns being nurses, old medical devices/furniture. Definitely a place everyone should see at least once.
Thanks for sharing another wonderful trip to St. Joseph's Oratory. I stumbled upon this place one afternoon on Mount Royal. I wasn't even aware of its existence! The place took my breath away with its shear size and beauty. And the Sunset from the steps was lovely. I had a wonderful day there. Brings back memories of of my time in Montreal back in 2007-8. There was no construction of the open land in front below the Oratory. Just parking lots and paths. I wonder what they are building there now? Too bad you can't access the curved stairways due to the construction. I took some great photos from there. I hope one day to return for a visit.
Nice video ,too bad that those stairs were under construction so you couldn’t take the straight route to the church but the church itself looked beautiful from the inside and the outside 🙂Thank you for sharing A K 🙂👍!!!
Thank you for this tour - it brought back memories of my visit there in the 1980s. It's unfortunate all that construction is underway. I was there in the summer, and it was a beautiful site. Although a grand and impressive building, I did not find St. Joseph's Oratory as welcoming as Notre Dame. I suppose that's true of many modern buildings. And I must say again, your tour of Quebec's old city last night was excellent - one of your best! Thanks, again.
Thanks for the tour AK! Nice views and majestic architecture! What happened to last night's spectacular video? I wanted to "like" it and leave a comment.
Hi AK Quebec City is a much more unique quaint city. I love Quebec city. Feels very European. Have never been to Montreal. Don’t like what i see cold vacant lots of stone buildings. Glad u have showed us now i know i will never go there
@@bkhome9736 I expect more French speaking people from France moving to Montreal and setting up businesses. It's been going on for a while. If you cannot speak French in Quebec, it becomes a problem when it comes to making money.
@@bkhome9736 Anglos out of Quebec when they treated Franços as second grade citizens with their arrogant. Time have changed darling . In Rome do as Romans do !
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!
My family also took me to this Church when I visited Canada all those (30+) years ago. What I clearly remember, were all the 'Walking Canes' (hundreds maybe thousands of them) saved (displayed) by the church. Visitors that were 'healed' and did not need their canes anymore when they left the church. It was an amazing sight.
That's amazing, I'm glad you had the chance to visit this church.
Fun fact, Kamala Harris attended the school you see when you exit the Metro station at the start. It's called Notre Dame Des Neiges. This is my home neighborhood even though I moved to NYC as a kid.
Just behind the main alter , there is another one , all gold!
What a beautiful city AK is broadening our horizons
I really appreciate it
Majestic ✨️
Saint Joseph is definitely the most beautiful Christian church I've never seen outside Europe!
Saint Joseph's Oratory has amazing architecture! 😍 Glad you were able to visit on a sunny day and the views are spectacular up on Mount Royal! It's unfortunate that there's a lot construction going now, because it was quite an experience when I walked through the front lawn and up the stairs. 🤩 This brings back memories, and thank you so much for sharing, AK! 🤗
You're welcome, I really wanted to walk up the stairs too. At least the shuttle came quickly to pick people up!
I was just walking these very streets (and the Oratoire itself) a month ago and I miss it a lot, even though it's even colder there now than it is here in NYC. Nothing quite like being able to walk past the Oratory every morning. I never got tired of it the 3 weeks I was there this fall.
Very nice, it sounds like you had a great time
What a beautiful place to Worship GOD!!
Hope your feeling better , I’ve also been sick but thankful for your videos , I watched your Quebec City last night , I appreciate your doing them , I have many memories growing up in Quebec ❤😊
My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!
Kenneth u know James and Karla would love to see this city in it's beautiful architecture. Thanks for taking us with u
You get around AK , just watched you last night in QC city
So beautiful place, thank you!
There are some people that stop at every single front step and say a prayer. There is also a museum inside that has life like displays off how it was back in the old days, with nuns being nurses, old medical devices/furniture. Definitely a place everyone should see at least once.
Always on that "road leading somewhere", ActionKid! + Praying for your continued recovery+ Shall share this video - thanks a million!!!
We're doing so much public works you'll have to come back when it's over
It is a great place with lots of history.
Thanks for sharing another wonderful trip to St. Joseph's Oratory. I stumbled upon this place one afternoon on Mount Royal. I wasn't even aware of its existence! The place took my breath away with its shear size and beauty. And the Sunset from the steps was lovely. I had a wonderful day there. Brings back memories of of my time in Montreal back in 2007-8. There was no construction of the open land in front below the Oratory. Just parking lots and paths. I wonder what they are building there now? Too bad you can't access the curved stairways due to the construction. I took some great photos from there. I hope one day to return for a visit.
Nice video ,too bad that those stairs were under construction so you couldn’t take the straight route to the church but the church itself looked beautiful from the inside and the outside 🙂Thank you for sharing A K 🙂👍!!!
Yes, it's too bad it was under construction but at least I was able to go inside!
Thank you for this tour - it brought back memories of my visit there in the 1980s. It's unfortunate all that construction is underway. I was there in the summer, and it was a beautiful site. Although a grand and impressive building, I did not find St. Joseph's Oratory as welcoming as Notre Dame. I suppose that's true of many modern buildings. And I must say again, your tour of Quebec's old city last night was excellent - one of your best! Thanks, again.
You're welcome, I hope they can finish up the construction at St. Joseph's Oratory soon. I would have loved to climb all the steps to the top.
Thanks for the tour AK! Nice views and majestic architecture! What happened to last night's spectacular video? I wanted to "like" it and leave a comment.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
God bless 🙏
Thanks AK
Truly Magical
No snow!? Greetings from Northern Kazakhstan, all covered with snow ❄️
No snow yet, there's a snowstorm coming this weekend though!
Oratory , basilica , cathedral , church or chapel?
Oratory
Good morning action kid
oh man you missed going to the dungeons!😬 .. i mean the basement with the tomb and the votive chapel !
Did you go to St. Joseph’s Oratory? I remember the heart in the box and all the crutches.
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The jardin with the golden fointain seems to be close
Bom dia do Bradil
26:48 Oy mga Tagalog! 😀🇵🇭
The only building taller than the Mount Royal
Largest Church in Canada ? Cologne Cathedral in Germany is larger
Cologne is in Canada !
Hi AK Quebec City is a much more unique quaint city. I love Quebec city. Feels very European. Have never been to Montreal. Don’t like what i see cold vacant lots of stone buildings. Glad u have showed us now i know i will never go there
Will he be going up to Quebec City? His content is not equal, it's mostly dense urban cities.
@@bkhome9736 I expect more French speaking people from France moving to Montreal and setting up businesses. It's been going on for a while. If you cannot speak French in Quebec, it becomes a problem when it comes to making money.
You do not what you miss ! From someone who have learned architecture in Paris
@@bkhome9736 Anglos out of Quebec when they treated Franços as second grade citizens with their arrogant. Time have changed darling . In Rome do as Romans do !
You seem to be a frustrated former Anglo Montrealer who pretends than she has never being in Montréal ?!
An ugly interior.