Paroisses Saint-Joachim

I'm a wedding photographer and I won't lie, I don't enjoy shooting in churches... other than here. The church is beautiful, the lighting is always amazing and the staff and priests are always incredibly nice and respectful. My couples are always smiling during their ceremony here. And that's important!! Photos always turn out great here. I recommend it!

What a beautiful church! I happened to walk in on an ongoing wedding. I stayed in the back and watched. It was such a nice setting. The church is very beautiful inside. It is a part of the history of Pointe Claire. The grouds are vast and there are so many things to see on the grounds. Thee is this very old windmill, there are trees and benches if you want to sit and just rest. The church faces Lac-St-Louis with views of sail boats and other water activities. There is a statue of Jesus that was erected in 1920 that is across the street from the church. I discovered this place unexpectedly while I was walking because the church is not on the main street. It is located behind the houses and businesses the line Lakeshore Dr.

Saint-Joachim Church ia a breathtaking testament to timeless beauty and spiritual grace. Nestled in a serene setting, it’s elegant architecture and peaceful ambiance invite quite reflection and awe. The intricate details, from the stained glass windows to the historic altar, tell a story of devotion and craftsmanship passed down through generations. Wether you’re drawn by faith, history, or simple curiosity, Saint-Joachim is a sacred gem that touches the soul and leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

Very nicely bank view. Welcome summer comes.

Saint Joachim is a heritage church. Buildings and grounds are well maintained. The view from the church steps overlooking Lake St Louis are superb, winter or summer. The house of worship is beautiful inside and the priest and staff are warm and welcoming. The church offers many services to parishioners, neighbours and cultural communities. Serves the young, the poor and the shut ins. Sunday masses are celebrated and broadcasted on YouTube.