Shree Ramji Temple - Montreal, Quebec

The Shree Ramji Temple, also known as Temple Shree Ramji Mandhata, is a Hindu temple located at 8155 Durocher St. in Montreal. Founded in 1992, it serves as a spiritual and cultural center for the Hindu community in the city.

 Key features

Spiritual guidance: The temple's mission is to provide spiritual guidance to the community and to strengthen Hindu religious and cultural traditions.

Cultural preservation: It actively works to preserve Hindu cultural traditions and enrich the community through its services and activities.

Inclusivity: The temple is open to all who wish to worship and is described as a peaceful and devotional space. It is noted for its cleanliness and well-maintained surroundings.

Worship and ceremonies: The temple holds regular worship services and hosts special programs on significant days, such as Mahashivratri and Diwali.

Events: It organizes and celebrates major Hindu festivals, with events like Navratri often including Garba dancing and Mahaprasad.

Community services: The temple provides various human and social services to its members and the wider community.

Amenities: The facilities include restrooms and are wheelchair accessible. The temple is located near a neighborhood where street parking may be available.

Active community hub: The temple is an important hub for those seeking spiritual fulfillment and a connection to their cultural heritage.

Volunteer-driven: Like many similar organizations, it is driven by a strong volunteer base, especially for organizing events and services.