St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church, Anglican church in Regent Park, Toronto, Canada
St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church is a house of worship situated at the intersection of Dundas and Regent streets in downtown Toronto. The building displays traditional Anglican architectural details and hosts regular services throughout the week.
The church originated in 1873 as an Anglican mission and later became known by its current name. The physical building was moved to its present location in 1910 using horse-drawn equipment.
The parish follows Anglo-Catholic traditions with daily celebrations that blend Anglican and Roman Catholic liturgical elements together. This distinctive spiritual approach shapes how visitors experience worship here.
The location is easy to find at the main intersection of Dundas and Regent in the downtown core. Visitors should check ahead about service times, as these vary throughout the week.
The music program here has earned recognition for medieval compositions and has performed at major international events like Expo 67. This focus on historic musical traditions makes the place special for those interested in music history.
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