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Located in central Quebec City, the most recent version of this church is commonly considered the "Second most Impressive Church in Quebec." It was built on the ruins of two previous churches over a period of nine years beginning in 1914. It is rumored that the previous churches' catacombs remain intact, preserving antiquities dating back to the founding of Quebec City. | Located in central Quebec City, the most recent version of this church is commonly considered the "Second most Impressive Church in Quebec." It was built on the ruins of two previous churches over a period of nine years beginning in 1914. It is rumored that the previous churches' catacombs remain intact, preserving antiquities dating back to the founding of Quebec City. | ||
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Located in central Quebec City, the most recent version of this church is commonly considered the "Second most Impressive Church in Quebec." It was built on the ruins of two previous churches over a period of nine years beginning in 1914. It is rumored that the previous churches' catacombs remain intact, preserving antiquities dating back to the founding of Quebec City.