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Chrysostomos: The invader ruined our altars
Chrysostomos: The invader ruined our altars

Chrysostomos: The invader ruined our altars

Date6/2/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chrysostomos: The invader ruined our altars
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021669F
Father Pius Rieffel, Priest-Psychologies, At his church altar
Father Pius Rieffel, Priest-Psychologies, At his church altar
5/8/1965
Commemorate battle: Monument erected, near Bridgeburg, to commemorate action of Frenchmanés Creek, 1812, between Canadian troops and American invaders
Commemorate battle: Monument erected, near Bridgeburg, to commemorate action of Frenchmanés Creek, 1812, between Canadian troops and American invaders
12/10/1929
The strange invaders
The strange invaders
1934
Labrador's Coast may appear rocky and forbidding, but the country's many lakes afford good landing places for seaplanes Invader crossing the Atlantic (...)
Labrador's Coast may appear rocky and forbidding, but the country's many lakes afford good landing places for seaplanes Invader crossing the Atlantic (...)
8/10/1940
Rough coast of Newfoundland will become even more inhospitable to any would-be-invader once these lads get ashore
Rough coast of Newfoundland will become even more inhospitable to any would-be-invader once these lads get ashore
9/17/1940
Friendly invader: U.S. soldier takes time out to chat with two Grenadian children during joint U.S.-Caribbean nations' invasion of Grenada last week. (...)
Friendly invader: U.S. soldier takes time out to chat with two Grenadian children during joint U.S.-Caribbean nations' invasion of Grenada last week. (...)
10/31/1983
Space invader: Oshawa area artist Bill Lishman descends from his life-sized replica of the U
Space invader: Oshawa area artist Bill Lishman descends from his life-sized replica of the U
4/24/1983
Dying art: Fourth-generation woodcarver Barac of North York puts a lot of work into creations such as this wooden altar. While he gets a great deal of joy out of his work, he is also saddened by the fact that his craft is drying. The native of Yugoslavia has spent 14 months carving this altar, which will sit in a church in Yorkton, Sask.
Dying art: Fourth-generation woodcarver Barac of North York puts a lot of work into creations such as this wooden altar. While he gets a great deal of joy out of his work, he is also saddened by the fact that his craft is drying. The native of Yugoslavia has spent 14 months carving this altar, which will sit in a church in Yorkton, Sask.
12/14/1982
Wilderness Altar: On dreamer's rock, a giant quartz altar where people fast and seek visions, band lands manager Esther Jacko delivers a sermon on preserving the land
Wilderness Altar: On dreamer's rock, a giant quartz altar where people fast and seek visions, band lands manager Esther Jacko delivers a sermon on preserving the land
6/30/1990
35 miles to go, Star religion editor Tom Harpur stops for a rest on the ruined walls of ancient city of Jericho, overlooking a deserted town of mud hu(...)
35 miles to go, Star religion editor Tom Harpur stops for a rest on the ruined walls of ancient city of Jericho, overlooking a deserted town of mud hu(...)
12/19/1976
Wrecked but not ruined
Wrecked but not ruined
1896 circa
Wrecked but not ruined
Wrecked but not ruined
1899?