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Category: History

The Archives of Niagara
Diocese of Niagara, History

The Archives of Niagara

by Archdeacon John Rathbone (Diocesan Archivist) The term “Archives” is broadly defined as “the non-current records of an organization or … Continue reading The Archives of Niagara

Author’s talk leads up to ceremony honouring 1812 War veteran
Church of the Resurrection Hamilton, History

Author’s talk leads up to ceremony honouring 1812 War veteran

Clare Stewart Two events — the first to learn more about the history of Hamilton’s West Mountain area and the second to … Continue reading Author’s talk leads up to ceremony honouring 1812 War veteran

“Blasts from the past” identified
History, The Niagara Anglican

“Blasts from the past” identified

In the March Niagara Anglican, we published photographs from our archives, and asked readers to help identify the places or … Continue reading “Blasts from the past” identified

Blasts from the past – memories from the archives
History, The Niagara Anglican

Blasts from the past – memories from the archives

For 64 years, the Niagara Anglican has been a meeting place where parishes, groups and the diocese can share the … Continue reading Blasts from the past – memories from the archives

The Lord’s chieftain
Christianity, History

The Lord’s chieftain

by Michael Burslem What most attracts me to Christianity is that God so often seems to choose losers in this … Continue reading The Lord’s chieftain

Through a Canadian stained glass window – John Antle
Church of the Ascension Hamilton, History

Through a Canadian stained glass window – John Antle

by Dennis M. Goldsberry The Reverend John Antle (1865-1949) was born about 70 miles from St. John’s, Newfoundland, in the … Continue reading Through a Canadian stained glass window – John Antle

Through a Canadian stained glass window – John West
All Saints Church Hamilton, History

Through a Canadian stained glass window – John West

by Catherine Bell John West was educated at Oxford, ordained a priest in 1806 and settled into the life of … Continue reading Through a Canadian stained glass window – John West

Through a Canadian stained glass window – George Jehoshaphat Mountain
Church of the Ascension Hamilton, History

Through a Canadian stained glass window – George Jehoshaphat Mountain

by Catherine Bell In the Chapel of the Holy Spirit a stained glass window portrays Bishop George Mountain and his … Continue reading Through a Canadian stained glass window – George Jehoshaphat Mountain

Through a Canadian stained glass window – Robert John Renison
Church of the Ascension Hamilton, History

Through a Canadian stained glass window – Robert John Renison

by Ruth Roberts The Most Reverend Robert J. Renison was born in Ireland in 1875 and came to northern Ontario … Continue reading Through a Canadian stained glass window – Robert John Renison

Through a Canadian stained glass window – John Stuart and Joseph Brant
Church of the Ascension Hamilton, History

Through a Canadian stained glass window – John Stuart and Joseph Brant

by Abby Mulvihill Joseph Brant-Thayendanegea, a Mohawk war chief, died in 1807 in Upper Canada. Before the American Revolution he … Continue reading Through a Canadian stained glass window – John Stuart and Joseph Brant

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