Sunday, November 17, 2013

St Thomas Aquinas Church

This lovely small church, St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, is the church associated with the Newman Centre at U of Toronto which I showed you on Tuesday. It was originally the site of a coach house belonging to the Centre which was torn down and the church was constructed in 1926/27 in a 15th century Gothic style. It is quite beautiful inside as well and has been historically listed.
Taking part in Inspired Sunday. Click here for more religious buildings.

16 comments:

Elizabeth Edwards said...

i enjoy the green/blue roofing & that stone work. so nice!! ( :

TexWisGirl said...

i like the brick and the simple crosses on top.

Birdman said...

This building is classic. Could be found in most towns and cities.

cieldequimper said...

It *is* lovely. I'm wondering what that wall with the window is at the back of the church...

Louis la Vache said...

«Louis» would love to see the interior of this church!

He thanks you for your visit to San Francisco Bay Daily Photo.

EG CameraGirl said...

Attractive on the putside for sure. I'd be tempted to look inside as well.

William Kendall said...

Fieldstone churches are so ideal for photographing. I'd love to see the interior too.

Jim said...

beautiful

Sharon said...

I actually know someone who is named after Thomas Aquinas. That is his first and middle names.

Sally in WA said...

Beautiful! I am enjoying the stonework. Looks like it might need a roof in the near future. Thanks for sharing this week!

Jack said...

It is a modest but pretty little church. Have a great week!

Randy said...

Beautiful looking church.

Anonymous said...

Lovely picture of church. The way stones are kept looks beautiful.

Halcyon said...

I nevergot a peek inside this one. Do you have any photos to share? :)

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous looking little church!

cath carbone said...

superbes photos ! j'aime beaucoup !
Very nice post!
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