St. John the Evangelist, Lancaster— Deanery of East Ontario
Glenn J Lockwood
May 20, 2024
At first, we do not see that we are being watched. But sooner or later we notice the clergyman staring directly at us. He is
At first, we do not see that we are being watched. But sooner or later we notice the clergyman staring directly at us. He is
In the late 1850s, Canada West (now Ontario) decided to push a series of colonization roads through the southern portion of the Canadian Shield to
Generally, the work of the Archives does not have the same urgency as the Anglican Community Ministries such as Belong Ottawa, Cornerstone or Centre 105
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by Glenn J Lockwood Promised Land? 1833-1880 Two years ago, the Rev. Canon Hilary Murray proposed an exhibit to celebrate Black Anglicans in the Diocese
A funny thing happened to the architecture of Anglican churches in the 1960s. It got religion. Or, to put it another way, people began thinking
Here we are in downtown Ottawa in the mid to late 1870s in the upper storey of a building on Rideau Street, looking north along
At most archives new holdings accumulate quickly. At the Diocesan Archives we have a 25-year backlog on top of our daily work of assisting the
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