Our Lady of the Rosary of Sudbury

Marian Advocation of Sudbury (Ontario)
Popular devotion (not officially recognized by the Church)

Our Lady of the Rosary (Our Lady of the Rosary) gives name to a French-speaking parish of Sudburyin the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie. It was erected in the 20th century to attend to the growth of the French-ontarian population; the title du Rosaire It reflects the traditional French-Canadian piety centered on the Rosary. According to historical notes, the present temple was consecrated in the mid-20th century.

Main data

Origin and history

Our Lady of the Rosary (Our Lady of the Rosary) gives name to a French-speaking parish of Sudburyin the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie. It was erected in the 20th century to attend to the growth of the French-ontarian population; the title du Rosaire It reflects the traditional French-Canadian piety centered on the Rosary. According to historical notes, the present temple was consecrated in the mid-20th century.

The image and the sanctuary

The advocation is venerated in the Iglesia parroquial de Notre-Dame-du-Rosaire, historical reference for the French-speaking community of Sudbury. No consta a canonical coronation of the image or recognition as a formal sanctuary.

Sponsorship and coronation

No consta a canonical coronation or a civil patronage. The parish welcomes the spiritual patronage of the Virgin of the Rosary on the French-ontarian community.

Party and devotion

La fiesta titular es el 7 October, memory of Our Lady of the Rosary. The parish has historically organized processions of the Rosary by the neighborhood in October, with the prayer of mysteries and the singing of litany in French, a practice collected in diocesan chronicles.

Link to the Rosary

The link is direct and is in the title of the parish itself. The RosaryHe was the heart of this French-speaking community, faithful to the Marian piety inherited from the French-Canadian tradition.