Built in 1687-1688 on the site of Champlain's Habitation and the King's storehouse, which had been destroyed by fire a few years earlier, the church was dedicated to Our Lady of Victory in 1690, to commemorate the defeat of Admiral William Phips at Québec. In 1711, after the sinking of much of Admiral Hovenden Walker's fleet, the church was named Our Lady of Victories.
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