St-Theresa’s Church

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Built-in 1919, the parish church is characterized by its Gothic architectural style.

This church is quite uncommon as it houses three famous sculptures by Bourgault, acquired in 1978. They include the Virgin Mary, St. Theresa with a rose in hand and the risen Christ.

Photo: https://www.temiscaming.net/upload/repertoire/member/st-therese_1.jpg

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