The shrine contains a miraculous statue of St. Anne carrying the child Mary, and the tomb of Venerable Fr. Alfred Pampalon, who died at age 28 after demonstrating an extraordinary passion to carrying out God's Will. We return to our hotel for dinner and an evening free to ourselves. We begin our day with breakfast at the hotel and drive to the old Lower City and vieux Place Royal. Samuel de Champlain founded Old Quebec City in 1608.
Lunch is on our own.
We will have our last afternoon free to visit the multitude of spiritual sights in the old city. Our farewell dinner will be in Quebec City at the Sugar Shack. After a hotel breakfast, we will celebrate mass at the Shrine for the Jesuit Martyrs. Depending on travel arrangements, we then proceed by motor coach to either Montreal or Toronto for our flight home.