Churches, Temples & Places of Worship à Scarborough, ON

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Church Of St Bede

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79 Westbourne Ave, CLAIRLEA, Scarborough, M1L 2Y6

(416) 757-8241

Membership Organizations, Religious organizations, Churches, Church

St. Dunstan’s Catholic Church

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3150 Danforth Ave, OAKRIDGE, Scarborough, M1L 1B6

(416) 694-2811

Religious organizations, Churches, Membership Organizations, Catholic Church

Grace Bible Church International

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1530 Birchmount Rd #7, Scarborough, M1P 2G9

(647) 531-6017

Evangelical church, Christian church, Baptist church, Religious organization

Saint Thomas More Parish

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1 Dormington Drive, Scarborough, M1G 3M9

(416) 439-1545

St. Thomas More was born at London in 1478. After a thorough grounding in religion and the classics, he entered Oxford to study law. Upon leaving the university he embarked on a legal career which took him to Parliament. In 1505, he married his beloved Jane Colt who bore him four children, and when she died at a young age, he married a widow, Alice Middleton, to be a mother for his young children. A wit and a reformer, this learned man numbered bishops and scholars among his friends, and by 1516 wrote his world-famous book "Utopia". He attracted the attention of Henry VIII who appointed him to a succession of high posts and missions, and finally made him Lord Chancellor in 1529. However, he resigned in 1532, at the height of his career and reputation, when Henry persisted in holding his own opinions regarding marriage and the supremacy of the Pope. The rest of his life was spent in writing mostly in defense of the Church. In 1534, with his close friend, St. John Fisher, he refused to render allegiance to the King as the Head of the Church of England and was confined to the Tower. Fifteen months later, and nine days after St. John Fisher's execution, he was tried and convicted of treason. He told the court that he could not go against his conscience and wished his judges that "we may yet hereafter in heaven merrily all meet together to everlasting salvation." And on the scaffold, he told the crowd of spectators that he was dying as "the King's good servant-but God's first". He was beheaded on July 6, 1535. His feast day is June 22nd He is the patron saint of lawyers..