A group of local businesspeople and investors is buying the St. Ann's Church and Shrine complex, with the intention of preserving the church while turning the rectory and school building into a ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The soaring neo-Gothic edifice of St. Ann’s Church — deemed too expensive to be repaired, and too unsafe to let stand by the Buffalo Diocese — has found an 11th-hour ...

T ony Hulfeld with St. Ann’s Church came by this morning to chat with Howie about their upcoming charity auctions! On April 5th at 6pm join St. Ann’s for an evening of silent and live auctions ...

The Jan. 7 decree handed down from the Congregation of Clergy states that St. Ann’s Church and Shrine, located on Broadway Avenue in Buffalo, cannot be sold or repurposed for profane use.

The Summer, 2013 issue has an article entitled, “Why Saving St. Ann’s Church and Shrine Matters,” by Martin Ederer. Martin Ederer is a professor of history at Buffalo State, ...

In its beautiful, 18-year-old building on Clapboard Ridge Road, Danbury, the congregation of St. Ann's Melkite Greek Catholic Church celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Divine Liturgy last Sunday.

According to the Diocese of Buffalo, St. Ann's was part of the parish until 2007. All activities ceased at the church in 2013.

ON THIS ALL SAINTS DAY, YOU CAN FIND RALPH MOORE RIGHT HERE AT SAINT ANNE’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, WHERE HE’S BEEN A MEMBER FOR OVER 30 YEARS. IF THEY CLOSE THIS CHURCH, I’M GONE. YOU’RE GONE ...

The St. Ann's Society finished building the church in 1906 and began holding the annual festival in 1910. Now it's held each year at Seventh and Jefferson streets near St. Ann's Church.

A committee of members of St. Ann’s Catholic Church, a parish in the East Baltimore-Midway neighborhood, is proposing to purchase the massive Gothic building that has been its home for 152 years.

That's a relief to preservationists and community advocates, and potentially to the former parishioners of St. Ann's, who have been fighting to revive the 216-foot-long church, which once held as ...