We celebrate Canada day with great enthusiasm at Vincent Massey park every year & do rituals to…read morepurify ourselves & the environment followed by great buffet style lunch.but really feel sad sharing that so many peoples always left without food as there is nothing left. Every year they do the same style and make an excuse that turn around was more then expected. This is a very special event where individuals pay money to perform rituals & wait since morning until afternoon to have lunch together but unfortunately that money which is collected never spent on food as it comes free from different sources. This practice needs to be changed right away & make sure whosoever comes to celebrate Canada day with family should be treated respectfully. We should hire some professional to make the proper food, enough quantity with cold water & spend some money, you collect. I hope things will change in future. Jai mata di Devotee Regards

Beautiful mandir. The people there are very welcoming. Beautiful altar and prayer services. A very…read morespiritual place. Highly recommend this temple for a beautiful visit.

This is great church that we should re-visit later. We kind of having lots of concerns lately. And…read morewe tried to get some advices from God. We called the church phone number that somehow reached to Father Mike. He was really nice to tell us that the church is open, but in case it is closed we could contact him directly, and he would let us in. We met father mike and told him our concerns, he was really patient and nice to give us feedback and explain God's will. He also gave us a sincere blessing. When we confused or concerned something, he is telling me he is listening, and I be with you as always. Trust him!

Perhaps a bit overlooked with the more elaborate Notre Dame up the road, but a beautful old…read morebuilding somewhat more removed from the touristy part of the city. Parking is readily available and the highly vaulted ceilings with immense organ are quite dramatic.

It's place to unwind and experience your best self within. Eat a free hospitable healthy meal and…read morereceive blessings from our universal guru.

Ottawa Sikh Society , Sikh temple in ottawa also known as Gurdwara is one of its kind in Ottawa…read more Gurdwara is a place where Sikh religion followers worship and meditate Waheguru (God). People from all religions are welcome here. Free food is served on Sunday afternoon and some weekday evenings (mostly Tuesday and Friday) as well. Facilities include meditation (main) hall, Langar (food service) hall, free parking and Punjabi school. Free health checkup events are organized once in a while. For more event details check http://www.ottawasikhsociety.com/events page

It's a beautiful and historic church in the heart of Ottawa. There's no admission fee, instead, you…read morecan make a donation to the church. Whether you're visiting or coming here to say prayers, it's definitely worth the trip. The painted glasses, the craftsmanship and all the details included in them is so impressive; I could spend hours in the church, admiring the artwork. The ceiling is the most impressive part about this beautiful cathedral; I loved it.

This cathedral is located in a residential area, which makes it easy for people to come and visit…read moreor attend mass. When we entered and saw the church it was a Wow moment. Omg it's beautiful, the Colour's used , glass painting looks amazing when the sun shines on it. It's a huge basilica, the architecture is amazing, it's a must see . The choir sits on top floor and sounds soooo good .

A wonderful place to meditate - they have three free meditation sessions every week, and also…read moreclasses and introductions to meditation.

A beautiful place of worship Its a place for all, spacious, peaceful, abundant meditative calmness.read more

St. Joseph's is quite a large church and parish, and is always fairly packed for Sunday Mass. The…read moresermon's don't feel like they're eons long, and the choir is always pretty fantastic. They also have masses and programs that focus on child, youth, and senior faith. They also hold different events and services, including those in support of social justice for marginalized individuals, and even have their banquet halls, spaces, and rooms for rent. What I really love and appreciate about St. Joe's is it's more open, liberal stance, versus strict Catholics. Women are more prominent in mass participation and service than in other churches, and even have a St. Joe's Women Centre for homeless and less-fortunate women. As far as I know, they are also actually supportive of gay rights.

St. Joe's Supper Table is amazing. They served food made from locally sourced suppliers like the…read morefood bank and individual donations. They even have their own organic garden tended by dedicated volunteers. They serve good wholesome food to those in need. The staff and volunteers put their heart and soul into these meals and the patrons appreciate it. Support St. Joe's. First class organization helping bring love, respect, hope and community to this neighbourhood.

A bit rude the people who work for the priest. Not very understanding about real life, as if that's…read moreall they do living in their rich homes. Remember Jesus was not rich and neither was his followers, so they really should learn how to interact with average person who want to participate in church community. They do not like different people but unfortunately not all Christians fit the church lady persona and are actually better people in God's eyes.

This was a really popular church when I lived in the area. Every Sunday, it's filled with families…read moreand elderly couples. It's very likely that you will recognize many people if you're a member of the community. The sermon is usually light-hearted, though sometimes more serious, but never boring or too lengthy. The mass itself isn't too long, either. I know this might sound strange and random, but they also have the best Holy Communion bread I've ever had. They have the round and unleavened Eucharist, but they also have blessed softer, moister, sweeter bread. As a child, I always found it a mystery as to why they had both breads, and also what kind of bread it was. I've never been to another Catholic church that also offers a different type of bread, so I thought this was really interesting.