Very welcoming at the presbytery by the secretary Ms. Fauteux, always smiling and answering our questions. Good service.

Beautiful old church.

Nice place with warm masses in Spanish

Church burned on April 27, 1760, on Murray's orders, by Major John Dalling, commander of the light infantry, in the rearguard during Murray's retreat towards Quebec, who had understood that Lévis was refusing combat at that time to continue towards the city and prevent the return of the English army within the walls. The confrontation (Battle of Ste-Foy, or Second Battle of the Plains of Abraham) took place the next day, April 28, 1760. The site, owned by the City, is set up for community activities under the name Site patrimonial de la Visitation. A second Notre-Dame de Foy church was erected next door; and it is closed.

Beautiful place

Historical and adequate place for reflection and to nourish the soul.

Mass in Spanish the father gives very good Sermons

Beautiful garden and structure of the old church, with small history museum.

Mass in Portuguese is very pleasant

(Translated by Google) It’s really bad that it’ll close soon (Original) Es muy lida lastima que pronto cerrara

Beatiful architecture