Sunday, August 25, 2013

St Basil's

This lovely Gothic Revival church is St Basil's, found at St Michael's College at U of Toronto, and it functions as a parish church as well as a collegiate church. Established in 1856 in a countryside location, it remains the 3rd oldest Roman Catholic church in the city and now finds itself in the middle of downtown as the city spread out around it. I must go by for some interior pics one day. 
Taking part in Inspired Sunday. Click here for more religious buildings.
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22 comments:

  1. That's a great spire on that church!

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  2. Beautiful church. We ave one that looks similar.

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  3. nice one. i enjoy the spire. ( :
    have a great sunday!

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  4. Gorgeous spire! Thanks for sharing it in InSPIREd Sunday.

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  5. that's a beauty! and perfect for inSPIREd.

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  6. Gorgeous looking church!

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  7. They just don't build 'em like that anymore. Gorgeous!

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  8. It does have a certain august air about it. And a sense of solidity. Interior shots would be nice, too.

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  9. Beautiful old church. I love the blue spire.
    Thanks for visiting me and your nice comment.

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  10. It is handsome, RedPat, with a nice copper spire.

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  11. Goodness, that is some copper spire!

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  12. That spire just really shoots intot the sky. Great shot.

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  13. Beautiful church and steeple...

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  14. Beautiful! I love the copper spire.

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  15. It's hard to believe it was once in a countryside location. The city certainly has grown!

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  16. Now, that's a spire! Wonderful.

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  17. Very graceful - glad it's survived the march of the city around it.

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  18. What a lovely church Pat, the steeple is wonderful.

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