Valcartier Spiritual Centre (and chaplains)
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St-Alban Chapel
The Protestant Ecumenical Community of St Alban:
- Religious services for: Christian Unity Week (January 15-25), Memorial Day, Easter and Christmas.
- Baptisms and weddings: By appointment with a chaplain. At least three months' notice required.
- Preparation classes required, depending on denomination.
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Ste-Jeanne d’Arc Chapel
The Ste-Jeanne d'Arc community meets the religious needs of the Catholic community at Valcartier Base: Whatever the time of year, the Ste-Jeanne d'Arc community needs your help with its many activities.
- Mass: 10:45 a.m. on Sundays - in French
- Sacrament of Reconciliation upon request.
- Baptism
- Parents who wish to have their children baptized at the Valcartier base chapel or at the Citadelle de Québec chapel should contact the administrative services for more information.
- Marriage
- All engaged couples who wish to celebrate their marriage at the base chapel or at the Citadelle de Québec chapel must contact the administrative services. At least six months' notice is required to complete the necessary administrative procedures. A marriage preparation course is also required.
- First pardon, first communion, and confirmation
- Programs are offered every year for children and adults.
- Volunteers
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Muslim community
- A weekly prayer service (Salat al-Jumu’ah) is offered every Friday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. All members of the Muslim community, whether military, civilian, or authorized visitors, are welcome. The prayer is held in a dedicated space conducive to contemplation.
- For any questions regarding religious practice, Islamic holidays, requests for spiritual guidance or counseling, please contact the base's Muslim chaplain. He is available and willing to listen, and can be reached at 418-844-5000 extension 666-5599 or through the administrative services of the Spiritual Life Center.
- The Muslim community at the base is committed to mutual respect, interfaith dialogue, and moral support within the military environment.
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Indigenous culture and spirituality
First Nations members have access to a sacred site in the woods surrounding the Spiritual Life Centre.
A longhouse, a sweat lodge, and the necessary equipment for smudging are available for members. -
Spiritual or ethical guidance
The Royal Canadian Chaplaincy Service provides spiritual guidance, member support, assistance with ethical issues, and guidance on matters related to military or private life.
Our services are available to all, regardless of their beliefs. -
Other religious needs
Members of other religious or spiritual communities may contact us for referrals to appropriate resources based on their needs or affiliations.