St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church
Hamilton ON
L8L 6M6
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Who we are
OUR STORY
St. Ann's Parish
...was established in the year 1906, as part of the observance of the 50th Anniversary of the Diocese of Hamilton. The year 2006 was thus our own 100th Anniversary. At the time of its founding, our parish was composed of 45 families. During the past 100 years, that number of families has fluctuated to a high of 1500 families however at this time we have over 300 families registered in our parish records.
The Church shown
...is the second parish Church and was blessed and opened in 1926. The construction is unique in that the roof is supported by a system of steel and wooden girders which sit on walls which are 2 feet thick. As a result, there are no pillars in the main body of the Church which might obstruct one's view of the Sanctuary. The building itself is in the shape of a cross, and it seats 850 people comfortably. The furnishings within the Church are original and made entirely of quarter sawn oak which imparts a unique texture to the wood of the pews, etc. The altar and shrines are constructed of white marble and scatiola, and they also remain in their original construction. A statue of Good St. Ann rises high above the altar of repose. In its design and decoration, the Church emulates the Great Shrine of St. Anne at Beaupre in Quebec.
Our parish
A welcoming community for the many groups of immigrants who came to Hamilton during the past century. Among them, the Italian, Polish, Croatian, Slovenian, Hungarian, Spanish, and latterly, the Vietnamese communities first established themselves here, before becoming their own parishes. Even today, our parish is quite multicultural. Many descendants of the original Irish families still worship here, and they are joined by families from such diverse countries as Thailand, Nigeria and Ethiopia.
Remarkably
only 7 pastors have served here during the life of our parish.
They are: Fr. J.A. Lenhard Msgr. J.W. Englert Msgr. C.L. McColgan Fr. A.B. O'Brien Fr. M.A. Isabelle Fr. Don Sanvido Fr. Joseph Durkacz (Current Pastor)
Some 70 Vocations to the Priesthood, Sisterhood, and other forms of Religious Life have been fostered and nourished here. From this number also came Bishop P.F. Reding D.D. who served as Bishop of Hamilton from 1973-1983.
We are thankful
to God for our parish, and for the spirit of its people who have served each other, our neighbourhood, and our city for these many years. By God's Grace, and invoking Good St. Ann, we pray that many others will continue the proud tradition of our parish as we begin our second century.
 
St. Ann's Parish
...was established in the year 1906, as part of the observance of the 50th Anniversary of the Diocese of Hamilton. The year 2006 was thus our own 100th Anniversary. At the time of its founding, our parish was composed of 45 families. During the past 100 years, that number of families has fluctuated to a high of 1500 families however at this time we have over 300 families registered in our parish records.
The Church shown
...is the second parish Church and was blessed and opened in 1926. The construction is unique in that the roof is supported by a system of steel and wooden girders which sit on walls which are 2 feet thick. As a result, there are no pillars in the main body of the Church which might obstruct one's view of the Sanctuary. The building itself is in the shape of a cross, and it seats 850 people comfortably. The furnishings within the Church are original and made entirely of quarter sawn oak which imparts a unique texture to the wood of the pews, etc. The altar and shrines are constructed of white marble and scatiola, and they also remain in their original construction. A statue of Good St. Ann rises high above the altar of repose. In its design and decoration, the Church emulates the Great Shrine of St. Anne at Beaupre in Quebec.
A welcoming community for the many groups of immigrants who came to Hamilton during the past century. Among them, the Italian, Polish, Croatian, Slovenian, Hungarian, Spanish, and latterly, the Vietnamese communities first established themselves here, before becoming their own parishes. Even today, our parish is quite multicultural. Many descendants of the original Irish families still worship here, and they are joined by families from such diverse countries as Thailand, Nigeria and Ethiopia.
Remarkably
only 7 pastors have served here during the life of our parish.
They are: Fr. J.A. Lenhard Msgr. J.W. Englert Msgr. C.L. McColgan Fr. A.B. O'Brien Fr. M.A. Isabelle Fr. Don Sanvido Fr. Joseph Durkacz (Current Pastor)
Some 70 Vocations to the Priesthood, Sisterhood, and other forms of Religious Life have been fostered and nourished here. From this number also came Bishop P.F. Reding D.D. who served as Bishop of Hamilton from 1973-1983.
We are thankful
to God for our parish, and for the spirit of its people who have served each other, our neighbourhood, and our city for these many years. By God's Grace, and invoking Good St. Ann, we pray that many others will continue the proud tradition of our parish as we begin our second century.
Location of worship
120 Sherman Avenue N
Hamilton,
ON
L8L 6M6
Canada
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Church Pastor
Father Joseph Durkacz
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120 Sherman Avenue N
Hamilton,
ON
L8L 6M6
Canada
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St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church Mass Times
Weekly Sunday Mass Times
10:00AM
Traditional Latin Mass
Every 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month at 2:30 PM
Confessions
Saturdays 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
Weekday Morning Masses
Tuesday to Friday at 8:00 AM
No Mass on Monday
Saturday Mass Times
5:00 PM Vigil Mass
Blessing with relic of St. Ann every second Sunday of the month at all masses.
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10:00AM
Traditional Latin Mass
Every 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month at 2:30 PM
Confessions
Saturdays 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
Weekday Morning Masses
Tuesday to Friday at 8:00 AM
No Mass on Monday
Saturday Mass Times
5:00 PM Vigil Mass
Blessing with relic of St. Ann every second Sunday of the month at all masses.
It's been more than 6 years since the last mass times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm mass times.
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St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church History
OUR STORY
St. Ann's Parish
...was established in the year 1906, as part of the observance of the 50th Anniversary of the Diocese of Hamilton. The year 2006 was thus our own 100th Anniversary. At the time of its founding, our parish was composed of 45 families. During the past 100 years, that number of families has fluctuated to a high of 1500 families however at this time we have over 300 families registered in our parish records.
The Church shown
...is the second parish Church and was blessed and opened in 1926. The construction is unique in that the roof is supported by a system of steel and wooden girders which sit on walls which are 2 feet thick. As a result, there are no pillars in the main body of the Church which might obstruct one's view of the Sanctuary. The building itself is in the shape of a cross, and it seats 850 people comfortably. The furnishings within the Church are original and made entirely of quarter sawn oak which imparts a unique texture to the wood of the pews, etc. The altar and shrines are constructed of white marble and scatiola, and they also remain in their original construction. A statue of Good St. Ann rises high above the altar of repose. In its design and decoration, the Church emulates the Great Shrine of St. Anne at Beaupre in Quebec.
Our parish
A welcoming community for the many groups of immigrants who came to Hamilton during the past century. Among them, the Italian, Polish, Croatian, Slovenian, Hungarian, Spanish, and latterly, the Vietnamese communities first established themselves here, before becoming their own parishes. Even today, our parish is quite multicultural. Many descendants of the original Irish families still worship here, and they are joined by families from such diverse countries as Thailand, Nigeria and Ethiopia.
Remarkably
only 7 pastors have served here during the life of our parish.
They are: Fr. J.A. Lenhard Msgr. J.W. Englert Msgr. C.L. McColgan Fr. A.B. O'Brien Fr. M.A. Isabelle Fr. Don Sanvido Fr. Joseph Durkacz (Current Pastor)
Some 70 Vocations to the Priesthood, Sisterhood, and other forms of Religious Life have been fostered and nourished here. From this number also came Bishop P.F. Reding D.D. who served as Bishop of Hamilton from 1973-1983.
We are thankful
to God for our parish, and for the spirit of its people who have served each other, our neighbourhood, and our city for these many years. By God's Grace, and invoking Good St. Ann, we pray that many others will continue the proud tradition of our parish as we begin our second century.
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St. Ann's Parish
...was established in the year 1906, as part of the observance of the 50th Anniversary of the Diocese of Hamilton. The year 2006 was thus our own 100th Anniversary. At the time of its founding, our parish was composed of 45 families. During the past 100 years, that number of families has fluctuated to a high of 1500 families however at this time we have over 300 families registered in our parish records.
The Church shown
...is the second parish Church and was blessed and opened in 1926. The construction is unique in that the roof is supported by a system of steel and wooden girders which sit on walls which are 2 feet thick. As a result, there are no pillars in the main body of the Church which might obstruct one's view of the Sanctuary. The building itself is in the shape of a cross, and it seats 850 people comfortably. The furnishings within the Church are original and made entirely of quarter sawn oak which imparts a unique texture to the wood of the pews, etc. The altar and shrines are constructed of white marble and scatiola, and they also remain in their original construction. A statue of Good St. Ann rises high above the altar of repose. In its design and decoration, the Church emulates the Great Shrine of St. Anne at Beaupre in Quebec.
A welcoming community for the many groups of immigrants who came to Hamilton during the past century. Among them, the Italian, Polish, Croatian, Slovenian, Hungarian, Spanish, and latterly, the Vietnamese communities first established themselves here, before becoming their own parishes. Even today, our parish is quite multicultural. Many descendants of the original Irish families still worship here, and they are joined by families from such diverse countries as Thailand, Nigeria and Ethiopia.
Remarkably
only 7 pastors have served here during the life of our parish.
They are: Fr. J.A. Lenhard Msgr. J.W. Englert Msgr. C.L. McColgan Fr. A.B. O'Brien Fr. M.A. Isabelle Fr. Don Sanvido Fr. Joseph Durkacz (Current Pastor)
Some 70 Vocations to the Priesthood, Sisterhood, and other forms of Religious Life have been fostered and nourished here. From this number also came Bishop P.F. Reding D.D. who served as Bishop of Hamilton from 1973-1983.
We are thankful
to God for our parish, and for the spirit of its people who have served each other, our neighbourhood, and our city for these many years. By God's Grace, and invoking Good St. Ann, we pray that many others will continue the proud tradition of our parish as we begin our second century.
St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church FAQs
Question: Where is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church located?
Answer: St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church is located at 120 Sherman Avenue N, Hamilton, Ontario.
Question: Who is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's pastor?
Answer: St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's pastor is Father Joseph Durkacz.
Question: What time is mass at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church?
Answer: Weekly Sunday Mass Times 10:00AM Traditional Latin Mass Every 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month at 2:30 PM Confessions Saturdays 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM Weekday Morning Masses Tuesday to Friday at 8:00 AM No Mass on Monday Saturday Mass Times 5:00 PM Vigil Mass Blessing with relic of St. Ann every second Sunday of the month at all masses.
Question: What is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/StAnnsHamilton/
Question: What is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's website?
Answer: http://stannhamilton.church/
Question: What denominaiton is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church?
Answer: St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church belongs to Roman Catholic denomination.
Answer: St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church is located at 120 Sherman Avenue N, Hamilton, Ontario.
Question: Who is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's pastor?
Answer: St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's pastor is Father Joseph Durkacz.
Question: What time is mass at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church?
Answer: Weekly Sunday Mass Times 10:00AM Traditional Latin Mass Every 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month at 2:30 PM Confessions Saturdays 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM Weekday Morning Masses Tuesday to Friday at 8:00 AM No Mass on Monday Saturday Mass Times 5:00 PM Vigil Mass Blessing with relic of St. Ann every second Sunday of the month at all masses.
Question: What is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/StAnnsHamilton/
Question: What is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church's website?
Answer: http://stannhamilton.church/
Question: What denominaiton is St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church?
Answer: St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church belongs to Roman Catholic denomination.
My hidden sins
Here they are, Lord Jesus, my hidden sins. I bring them out of the secret chamber of my heart. I take them out of the darkness and expose them to Your light. Lord, You have promised You will execute Your word upon the earth, thoroughly and quickly. Oh God, thoroughly cleanse my heart; purify me quickly!
St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church listing was last updated on the 2nd of April, 2018
