The priest Montfortain Pierre Cesbron built a Calvary in wood here in 1892. The structure was erected by the hard work of parishioners, who did it as a duty without pay. The Calvary was replaced by a new structure between 1910 and 1920, formed of the statues still on view. The Stations of the Cross is made up of only five stations, due to the transportation from France having taken place during WWI, when some of the ships involved were sunk (source: Bergeron-Gagnon Inc., heritage inventory of the Laurentides RMC, 2013).