Oka Abbey

In 1881, eight Trappists left the Abbey of Bellefontaine, France.

They came to Canada, where they decided to begin a new foundation. The Sulpicians offered the Trappists land located near the Lake of Two Mountains.

On the 9th of November 1881, the monks took possession of their first monastery, built from wood at the top of the Saint Sulpice hill (later this building became the first agricultural school of Oka).

Address of Oka Abbey:

1600 Chemin d’Oka, Oka,

Québec

J0N 1E0

Phone : 450 479-8361

Web site of Oka Abbey: www.abbayeoka.com