Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City

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The Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City is a historic convent and educational institution founded in the 17th century, recognized as one of the oldest establishments of its kind in North America and a key site of French colonial and religious heritage in Canada.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic religious institution
convent
educational institution
historic site
monastery
architecturalStyle French colonial architecture
associatedWith Catholic missions to Indigenous peoples in Canada
French colonization of the Americas
associatedWithLanguage French
continent North America
country Canada
foundedAs Ursuline convent
foundedBy French Ursulines
linked to: Ursulines of Quebec

Marie de l’Incarnation
Ursuline Sisters
linked to: Ursulines of Quebec
foundedFor Catholic missionary work
education of Indigenous girls
education of girls
foundedInCentury 17th century
foundedInColonialContext New France
governedUnder Archdiocese of Quebec
hasChapel Ursuline Chapel of Quebec City
hasCollection archival documents on girls’ education in Quebec
historical artifacts related to New France
religious art
hasFunction convent for cloistered nuns
heritage site open to visitors
museum
school
heritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada
part of UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Quebec
locatedIn Quebec City
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
locatedInHistoricDistrict Old Quebec
maintainedBy Ursuline Sisters of Quebec
linked to: Ursulines of Quebec
notableFor continuous operation since the 17th century
preservation of French language and culture in North America
role in the education of French and Indigenous girls
partOf Catholic Church in Canada
religion Roman Catholicism
religiousOrder Ursulines
linked to: Ursulines of Quebec
significance key site of Catholic religious heritage in Canada
key site of French colonial heritage in Canada
one of the oldest convents in North America
one of the oldest educational institutions for women in North America
UNESCOWorldHeritageContext Historic District of Old Québec
linked to: Old Quebec

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Louis-Joseph de Montcalm placeOfBurial Ursuline Chapel, Quebec City
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Ursulines of Quebec motherHouse Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Ursulines of Quebec headquartersLocation Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Ursulines of Quebec hasPart Ursuline convent in Quebec City
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Ursulines of Quebec hasChapel Ursuline chapel in Quebec City
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City hasChapel Ursuline Chapel of Quebec City
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Marie of the Incarnation coFounded Ursuline Monastery of Quebec
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Marie of the Incarnation placeOfBurial Ursuline Monastery of Quebec
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City
Marie Guyart founded Ursuline Monastery of Quebec
linked to: Ursuline Monastery of Quebec City