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  When I was a small boy in the 50s I would stay with my Grandmother who lived at Brookfield and Huron St. We would go to this Beautiful church. It was like walking into a cathedral in Rome. During the week I went to a Catholic school named Sacred Heart on Thomas Street in all Belgian church very small but also beautiful. Down from Saint Stephen's Church a Hungarian School. I finished up graduating from Saint Stephen's also another beautiful church. But nothing could top the awesome beauty of Saint Adalberts Church, A Polish church and school at that time. I am now 69 years old and I never will forget those three churches that were so important to me at that time in my life.Lord Jesus bless us all amen.

  Added August 05, 2016 by Joseph P OConnor