Église unie Saint-Mungo

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St Mungo’s United Church is a historic, scenic, and important center of Scottish settlement in the area. Since the congregation was first established around 1830, St. Mungo’s United Church, a non-profit organization, has provided religious services to a sizable and diverse English-speaking community in the Lower Laurentians. Do visit this church, and the services are on Sunday, or just stop by for outdoor photos.

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