Paroisses Saint-Sebastien

St. Barnabas is an Anglo-Catholic parish in the Diocese of Ottawa, Canada, celebrating 136 years of worship and service since 1889. They are a diverse community seeking to discover the grace and love of Jesus Christ, known for their strong liturgical tradition and accomplished music program.

St Mark & St Mary of Egypt is a Coptic Orthodox Church in Ottawa dedicated to experiencing the Divine Liturgy and living out Orthodox faith through sacramental life and community study.

This Church has been opened since 1853.

Metropolitan Bible Church (The Met) is a gospel-centered church in Ottawa's capital region that has served as a lighthouse for the gospel since 1931, with a mission to engage people with the gospel, establish believers, and equip servants locally and globally.

Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church is an Eastern Orthodox parish welcoming members of Ukrainian, Romanian, French, and other backgrounds. The church celebrates traditional Orthodox liturgy and maintains strong cultural ties through multilingual services.

Gothic Revival–style Catholic cathedral, dedicated in 1848, with soaring ceilings & a 79-m. tower.

Elaborate Gothic Revival-style church dedicated in 1883 & featuring imposing twin towers.

St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica is part of the London North Central Catholic Family of Parishes, a vibrant community of faith united in a shared mission to be a mission-oriented Church that forms disciples of Jesus.

Stained glass windows & carvings from local stone at a landmark church built in the late 1800s.

St. Patrick's Parish is Toronto's fifth oldest Roman Catholic parish, home to the Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help in the diocese. The parish is committed to sacramental life, community service, and spiritual formation through various ministries and devotions.