The historic Polish church of St. Stanislaus Kostka in Rochester is home to a relic of Pope John Paul II Early in the days of this blog we visited St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Rochester, NY. The church is a beautiful work of art in what was once the Polish neighborhood of the city. The […]
Sitting down to chat with Reverend Eleanor Celentani of Rochester about her work leading Christ Church Unity This blog came about for a few reasons. The goal has always been to use place-based learning for discovering our region. Along the way, we’ve met a bunch of folks that we’ve really enjoyed connecting with. The initial […]
A political race in Albion, NY changes the face of Main Street forever Ever walk down a street or notice a building and think, “I wonder why they built it like that??” Typically I have told you the story of places I’ve visited, but this one seemed too fun to not share. I haven’t been […]
How the Interfaith Chapel at the University of Rochester has acted as an inclusive space of beauty for all beliefs Most every place we’ve visited on this blog have been a space or site dedicated to a single faith. There have been places that house more than one religious group, but still, it’s one group […]
The oldest cobblestone church in North America is now a museum in Orleans County. The church is an anchor attraction within the Cobblestone Historic District in the town of Childs When we were visiting the Pullman Memorial Universalist Church in Albion, we hung out with Bill Lattinf or our tour. What we didn’t fully understand […]