Outside St John the Baptist church in Bouctouche, New Brunswick, Canada.
The imposing façade has three entranceways and a corner bell topped by a narrow spire that holds the illuminated cross high above the parish. The other end of the façade houses the baptistery turret. The statue of the church¹s patron saint is a work in Carrara marble, weighing in at four tons. This church was consecrated during ceremonies in August, 1967 and is one of the most significant examples of Dom Bellot-style architecture in Canada.
Dennis Jarvis
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