https://lesalonbeige.fr/grand-remplacement-aux-etats-unis-aussi-2/AI Translation.
The United American Muslim Association bought the Montfort Spiritual Center in Bay Shore, New York City for US$5.2 million.
The Montfort Spiritual Center was a seminary opened by the Montfort Missionaries (of Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort) in 1926. It had closed in 1972, then it had recently served as a nursing home for priests.
There were no more seminarians, and then the old priests died. Muslims make it an Islamic school for 120 high school students.
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And also in Canada: July 15, Open house for the M0sque:
www.facebook.com/CityMasjid?__tn__=-UC]Regina City Jamia Masjid[/iurl]posted to
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REGINA, SK — 15th July 2026 — Regina City Jamia Masjid invites all downtown Regina residents, workers, business owners and property owners to take part in the *Public Call to Prayer Survey*, an in-person community survey being held at the masjid.
Last month, Regina City Jamia Masjid broadcast the call to prayer from a rooftop loudspeaker under a permit. The survey asks downtown neighbours what they actually think about it — whatever their faith, and whatever their view.
The survey takes about two minutes. Every response will be formally submitted to Regina Police Services, making each answer part of the official record. Participants are required to provide only their postal code; names remain confidential.
We ask your outlet's help in letting downtown residents know they are invited.
WHAT: Public Call to Prayer Survey — a two-minute, in-person community survey
WHO: Open to all downtown Regina residents, workers, business owners and property owners — all faiths and none
WHEN: 17th July · Doors open 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
WHERE: Regina City Jamia Masjid, 1910 McIntyre Street, Regina, SK S4P 2R3
WHY: To give downtown neighbours a direct, docuмented voice on the public call to prayer. Results will be formally submitted to Regina Police Services.
Regina City Jamia Masjid is a house of worship in the heart of downtown Regina, serving the community at 1910 McIntyre Street.