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When was Notre-Dame Basilica - Montreal - created?
Notre-Dame Basilica - Montreal - was created in 1888.
Who are the priests of Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal?
The Basilica is run primarily by priests of the Brothers of the Holy Cross (ie., C.S.C.)
How many people can fit inside St. Peter's Basilica?
The Basilica has a capacity of over 60,000 individuals.
What is the birth name of Michel de Notredame?
Michel de Notredame's birth name is Michel de Notre Dame.
When was Michel de Notredame born?
Michel de Notredame was born on December 14, 1503, in Saint-Rmy, France.
When did Michel de Notredame die?
Michel de Notredame died on July 2, 1566, in Salon, France of heart failure.
Were is Michaelangelo's Tomb?
It is inside the basilica of saint cross in levorno, Italy
What is the church inside the Vatican?
St. Peter's Basilica, here is a Virtual Tour. Here is the Vatican's own description: Saint Peter's Basilica.
Who painted the inside of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica?
Leonardo da Vinci was the one who painted the inside of Brunelleschis Dome
What are famous sites to see in Quebec?
The Plains of Abraham, the Quebec National Assembly, The Museum of Natural History, Notre-Dame Basilica, Olympic Stadium (Montreal)
Who can get married at Notre-Dame Basillica in Montreal?
At Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal, couples wishing to get married typically need to meet certain criteria, including at least one partner being a member of the Catholic faith. The basilica primarily serves Roman Catholic weddings, so couples are encouraged to participate in pre-marital counseling and meet other church requirements. Additionally, non-Catholic couples may be considered under specific circumstances, but must discuss their situation with the basilica's administration.
What was the first cemetery built in old Montreal?
The first cemetery built in Old Montreal was the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery, established in 1658. It served as the primary burial site for the early settlers of Montreal and was associated with the Notre-Dame Basilica. This cemetery reflects the city's historical and cultural roots, housing the remains of many notable figures from Montreal's past.
