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Notre-Dame Basilica is the Gothic Revival parish church on Place d'Armes in Old Montreal, designed by New York architect James O'Donnell and built from 1824 to 1829; its two towers were finished in 1843. Inside, a deep-blue vault with gold stars rises over carved wood, stained glass showing Montreal's religious history and an 1891 Casavant organ.
Saint Joseph's Oratory is a Catholic minor basilica and national shrine on the Westmount summit of Mount Royal, begun as a small chapel by Brother André Bessette in 1904. Built in stages from 1914 to 1967, it pairs a Renaissance Revival facade and a large copper dome with an Art Deco interior; the site also holds a crypt church, a museum and the original chapel.
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