Reviews of Father Lacombe Chapel (Translator)

2 St Vital Ave, St. Albert, AB T8N 1K1, Canada

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Here we offer you all the reviews of people who are buying the services of Father Lacombe Chapel (Translator) in the area of Saint Albert (Canada).

Nowadays the business has a score of 4.2 over 5 and the rating has been based on 17 reviews.

As you can see its rating is very good, and it is based on a very large number of scores, so we may think that the score is quite faithful. If there are many people who bothered to evaluate when they've done well, is that it works.

You know that we do not usually bother to give reviews when they are positive and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or incidence...

This Translator corresponds to the category of Historical landmark.

Where is Father Lacombe Chapel?

REVIEWS OF Father Lacombe Chapel IN Saint Albert

Martin Patrick

Lots of history Father Lacombe founded the church and named it after his patron Saint Albert.

Joshua Ingram

one of the oldest places around with lots of history to St.Alberts back ground and lots of nice places to rest and be blessed by thee holy spirit oh are lord are god omighty , with jesus Christ amen amen amen amen amen

Jay R Carrasca

Walter Andreeff

A great Alberta historical location over 150 years old. Old-old school cool

S Whiteford

A F

Tiniest museum packed with tons of history. Summer staff have always been knowledgeable.

August Man

Can't even pray to Dionysus on Saturnalia, otherwise pretty cool

Parker C

Disappointed.

Frank A

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Kevin Crisp

Part of Alberta's history, great little church.

Chantel K

Colette Bachand

I come every year and I always learn something new about the establishment of St. Albert, the metis people and the fathers who served here.They were great with children. The guys this year are amazing

P N

Beautiful and peaceful site for a visit. Offer a prayer and light a candle in the Grotto of Lourdes in St. Albert right behind this beautiful basilica. I felt peaceful.

Oliver Edwards

Came up the hill to enjoy the historic sites and read about the history of the area. Found 8 parking spots, all taken surrounded by at least 15 empty spots for Catholic school board members. The parish parking lot was marked heavily with signage banning parking unless you were attending services. So we drove around and didn't stop. It looks like it would have been a wonderful experience to walk and read all the signs but we couldn't. Recommend you add more public parking.