• to introduce people to Marie-Rose Durocher,
   a woman attentive to her people;
  • to reply to requests sent to us from all over the    world;
  • to offer a guided tour of the historical sites.

A visitor to the Center may view

  • the Marie-Rose Durocher museum;
  • the chapter room, where early important
   decisions for the Congregation were made;
  • Marie-Rose’s office and bedroom;
  • the convent chapel, built in 1847;
  • the adjacent foundation house, transported to    the convent property in 1959 and declared an    historical monument in 1960.