Saint Mark, Pakenham
Glenn J Lockwood
February 1, 2022
Saint Mark’s Church at Pakenham, it could be argued, is the chameleon of churches in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa. From the top of the
Saint Mark’s Church at Pakenham, it could be argued, is the chameleon of churches in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa. From the top of the
Such was the verticality of the design of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Plantagenet, shown here, that the length of this frame house of
What are we to make of Saint John’s Church, VanKleek Hill? It is one of those rare houses of worship that defies all the categories
Saint Anthony as patron for this church stands out among Anglican patron saints. If there is a simple explanation, there may be a more complicated
Here we see Saint Patrick’s Church, Stafford, as photographed by the writer on a fine spring day in 1987. Both inside and out, Saint Patrick’s
On a summer evening just before dusk in 1955, in a part of the City of Ottawa that had not yet quite fully adjusted to
Planners for the national capital were concerned by the 1990s that growth in the urban core was getting increasingly lopsided. Two generations earlier, in the
Trinity Church, Ottawa South, had humble beginnings in 1876, with its first worship services held in a local temperance hall. By the end of the
We think of the late nineteenth century as an era of church building. In what is now the Diocese of Ottawa some 87 churches were
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