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Catholic-Rectory near Markham ON (446 Result(s))
Beginning with the construction of an Anglican parish church in 1893, and evolving to one of Toronto's first providers of senior housing in the 1970s, St. Hilda's has long been a fixture in the Eglinton and Dufferin neighbourhood. Today we are a multi-faith, not-for-profit senior residence that offers friendship and an inviting sense of community to our residents. We continue to take pride in our commitment to seniors and their families who entrust St. Hilda's to provide quality care and services in affordable, comfortable surroundings.
2090 Duberry Dr, Pickering, ON L1X 1Y5
St Anthony Daniel Catholic School
2360 Southcott Rd, Pickering, ON L1X 2S9
Durham Catholic District School Board
In the 1920's several immigrant Ukrainian families of the Greco-Catholic Faith (Orthodox Christians in communion with Rome) settled in the east end of Toronto and began to slowly coalesce into a small community. In 1927, a Heritage School was established for their children. They met socially and congregated for worship at various locations, depending on the availability of a priest. In 1937, with the purchase of a church building on King Street, a small but definite community of eight Ukrainian Greco-Catholic faithful was established, under the name Sacred Heart Parish. Beginning with the feast of Holy Pascha, the faithful gathered every Sunday at the new site to celebrate the Most Holy Eucharist. The parish received canonical approval in 1938 by Most Rev. Kyr Ladyka, Bishop of Winnipeg. In 1948, the parish became part of the newly formed Eparchy of Toronto, under the pastoral care of the Bishop of Toronto and Eastern Canada, Kyr Isidore Borecky. The name of the parish was officially changed to Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church.
In the 1920's several immigrant Ukrainian families of the Greco-Catholic Faith (Orthodox Christians in communion with Rome) settled in the east end of Toronto and began to slowly coalesce into a small community. In 1927, a Heritage School was established for their children. They met socially and congregated for worship at various locations, depending on the availability of a priest. In 1937, with the purchase of a church building on King Street, a small but definite community of eight Ukrainian Greco-Catholic faithful was established, under the name Sacred Heart Parish. Beginning with the feast of Holy Pascha, the faithful gathered every Sunday at the new site to celebrate the Most Holy Eucharist. The parish received canonical approval in 1938 by Most Rev. Kyr Ladyka, Bishop of Winnipeg. In 1948, the parish became part of the newly formed Eparchy of Toronto, under the pastoral care of the Bishop of Toronto and Eastern Canada, Kyr Isidore Borecky. The name of the parish was officially.
490 Queens Dr, North York, ON M6L 1M8
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