Ignatius Jesuit Centre, Federal architecture building in Guelph, Canada
The Ignatius Jesuit Centre is a Federal architecture building complex situated on a large property in Guelph. The facility contains multiple structures housing meeting spaces, retreat areas, gardens, and an active organic farm.
The site was established in 1913 as a religious training facility and experienced major transformation following a mid-century fire. This turning point led to its renaming and shift toward its current purpose.
The place draws people seeking quiet time and space to reconnect with nature and themselves. Visitors encounter a welcoming environment that serves people from different backgrounds and faith traditions.
The property is extensive and requires time to explore different areas at a relaxed pace. Visitors should allow plenty of time and be aware that some sections may have limited access.
The grounds include an old-growth forest managed as a long-term conservation project for native trees. This wooded area offers visitors a chance to see restored native forest ecosystems in progress.
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