St. George's Anglican Church — Attraction in Montreal

I'm visiting from Edmonton, member of Holy Trinity Anglican church in Old Strathcona Edmonton. I had a less than warm reception at Christchurch cathedral for midnight mass tonight: the first in my life that I was refused by the clergy for taking communion near the altar, so I had communion at another station!!! I'm looking at St George's website, hoping to find the scheduled time for a warmer and more meaningful Christmas Day service, but in vain. This website focuses on feeding the poor but isn't helpful to the faithful; Christ once said "...the poor you shall always have..." But what about...

St. George’s Anglican Church, opened in 1843, may not rival the grandeur of Europe’s historic churches, but for North America, it is an exceptional example of Gothic Revival architecture. Its central location makes it easily accessible by foot or public transportation, making it a worthwhile visit for those interested in history, architecture, or a peaceful retreat in the heart...

St. George's Anglican Church is a true architectural marvel. The stunning wooden ceilings are a sight to behold, adding a sense of grandeur to the peaceful atmosphere within. Whether you're there for worship or simply to admire the craftsmanship, it's a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A must-visit for those who appreciate both artistry and...