Churches, Temples & Places of Worship in Cornwall, ON

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The United Church of Canada Knox-St. Paul's United Church

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800 Twelfth St East, Cornwall, K6H 3B5

(613) 938-3704

Knox-St. Paul's United Church formed its union in 1925. The organisation aims to maintain the integrity of the churches and to provide its followers a stable, christian belief based unity and worship. Knox-St. Paul's United Church administers the churches of the denomination and provides christian education for the younger members. You can visit one of the Knox-St. Paul's United Church 's office in Cornwall at 800 Twelfth St East, K6H 3B5 .

Alexandria-Cornwall Catholic Diocese

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220 Montreal Road, Cornwall, K6H 1B4

(613) 933-1138

During the 1780's, Catholic Scotsmen and their priests settled in the counties of Stormont and Glengarry. The first parishes were St. Andrew's in the county of Stormont, and of St. Raphael's in the county of Glengarry. In 1802, Pierre Denaut, Bishop of Quebec, granted canonical status to both of these parishes. The Reverend Alexander Macdonell, who was appointed the third pastor of St. Raphael’s in January 1805, became Vicar General of the Bishop of Quebec in 1807. He was put in charge of all the pastoral activities for Upper Canada. With residence in St. Raphael’s and with the same responsibilities, he became the Auxiliary Bishop to Bishop Plessis in 1819. On January 27, 1826, he was appointed the first Bishop of Kingston, although he did not leave St. Raphael's until 1829. The Diocese of Alexandria was established on January 23, 1890. On September 17, 1976, Bishop Eugène LaRocque was granted permission from the Sacred Congregation for Bishops to affix the name Cornwall to Alexandria and to have a co-cathedral in Cornwall. St. Finnan's Cathedral is located in Alexandria and the Co-cathedral of Nativity is located in Cornwall.