LA FABRIQUE DE LA PAROISSE DE SAINT-GEORGES

La Fabrique de la Paroisse de Saint-Georges is a Canadian nonprofit religious organization officially registered under the business number 118907492RR0001. It functions as a local parish administrative body within the Roman Catholic Church, operating under the pastoral unit known as Les Seigneuries du Lac.

Overview

La Fabrique de la Paroisse de Saint-Georges is part of the larger pastoral grouping called Les Seigneuries du Lac, which encompasses multiple parishes including St-Alexandre, Sainte-Anne de Sabrevois, Saint-Georges, and Saint-Sébastien. This organizational structure enables collaborative pastoral care and shared services among these communities[1][3].

Activities and Services

The organization provides a wide range of religious and community services such as:

• Worship services and celebration of sacraments
• Educational programs and catechesis
• Social pastoral activities to support community members

Through these activities, the Fabrique supports the spiritual life and social cohesion of its parishioners, contributing to the religious and cultural fabric of the region[3][5].

Governance and Pastoral Team

La Fabrique is overseen by an administrative council that includes representatives responsible for managing parish affairs, finances, and community relations. The pastoral team works closely with this body and includes permanent deacons and the parish priest who coordinate religious activities and pastoral outreach[5].

Location and Administration

While the central secretariat for Les Seigneuries du Lac is located in Sainte-Anne-de-Sabrevois, La Fabrique de la Paroisse de Saint-Georges specifically serves the parish community of Saint-Georges. The organization maintains communication and coordination among the parishes through the shared website and office resources[4][5].

Online Presence

The organization is linked with the website associated with Les Seigneuries du Lac, which offers information on parish events, pastoral bulletins, and community news, ensuring accessibility and engagement with parishioners and the wider public[5].

This nonprofit organization exemplifies the role of a traditional fabrique as a key institution in supporting Catholic parish life through both spiritual and administrative functions within its community.