It has been my tradition for Christmas Day to feature churches. This is St. Matthew's Anglican Church in the Glebe, taken in late November, with Christmas lights strung up towards the main entrance.
I was passing again through the Glebe after a December snowfall, and took these two shots of Fourth Avenue Baptist Church.
Just up the street is St. Giles Presbyterian Church.
And here's a look at St. Matthew's in snowy conditions.
Taken during the day, here we see Glebe-St. James United Church, a short walk away.
One afternoon I passed by St. Peter's Lutheran Church, located downtown.
Nearby, and across the street from the Supreme Court, is St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
Lastly, this one was taken yesterday afternoon. This is St. Peter and St. Paul's, an Anglican church in the downtown core.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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DeleteI know it's not your best time of year, but have a nice holiday season.
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DeleteA lovely collection of churches!
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Delete...Ottawa does have some gorgeous churches, peace be with you.
ReplyDeleteThere was another church I meant to get to yesterday, but that last one suited me, and time was a premium.
DeleteGreat collection of churches. Have a joyous Christmas.
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DeleteChurch buildings from another age.
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DeleteLovely post, William. Merry Christmas.
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DeleteFine church photos on a day when all these churches must be busy.
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DeleteThat is totally fitting! I haven't darkened the doorway of a church in ages. Thanks for this.
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DeleteBeautiful photos of lovely churches!
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DeleteAwesome photos of Churches , Merry Christmas!
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DeleteJust beautiful! The fist pic really is stunning. As is the close up of the doors of St. Matthew's
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DeleteDivine series of photos lovely wintry church scenes ~ ^_^
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DeleteLooks so cold and frosty, I can't imagine having Christmas at Winter time.
ReplyDeleteThis was definitely a white Christmas.
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