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St Ilija Macedonian Orthodox Church

Church · Mississauga · Greater Toronto Area

Serving Mississauga and the west GTA since 1979; Vasilica celebrations, Ladies' Auxiliary, River Side seniors' group; sponsored the Macedonian pavilion at Brampton's Carabram festival.

Details

Founded
1979
Address
1775 Bristol Road West, Mississauga, ON L5M 2Y5
Telephone
(905) 821-8050
Website
st-ilija.ca

Sources (1)

  1. https://st-ilija.ca

  • St Dimitrija Solunski Macedonian Orthodox Church

    Church · Markham

    Markham's Macedonian parish, its interior painted with more than a thousand icons by Georgi Danevski; renovated hall available for rent; parish priest Fr. Goran...

    Address: 201 Main Street North, Markham, ON L3P 1Y4

    Telephone: (905) 471-5555

    Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Dimitrija_Solunski_Macedonian_Orthodox_Church,_Markham,_Ontario

  • St Mary Macedonian Orthodox Church

    Church · Cambridge

    The parish of the Cambridge–Kitchener–Guelph Macedonian community, one of Ontario's oldest outside Toronto.

    Address: 50 Augusta Street, Cambridge, ON N1R 1G1

    Telephone: (519) 622-1725

    Website: http://stmarymoc.ca

    Sources: http://stmarymoc.ca

  • St Naum of Ohrid Macedonian Orthodox Church

    Church · Hamilton

    Hamilton's Macedonian parish since 1970, on Stone Church Road since 2003, with a banquet hall and an annual Macedonian festival at the heart of the Hamilton com...

    Address: 1150 Stone Church Road East, Hamilton, ON L8W 2C7

    Telephone: (905) 387-0111

    Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Naum_of_Ohrid_Macedonian_Orthodox_Church_(Hamilton,_Ontario)

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