Through the generosity of Frank Grace, a local photographer of unmatched skill, the Society has been given permission to present his portfolio of high resolution photos he took a few weeks ago.
Click on the small images below to open up a larger display of the photos. You can then use the arrows at the side of the page to view these wonderful images in turn.
… Continue reading...Under the Preservation Society Information menu on the right hand side, is a link to our donation information and a link to a form to print out to send in with your free will offering.
We are working to automate this through a PayPal “DONATE” button, but for now, this will provide a means for you to help us out!
I’ve maintained a collection of post cards from the last century that illustrate scenes from Fall River; in the group are some of St. Anne’s taken many years ago. Thought you’d all enjoy a look at them from time to time.
Click on the image(s) to pop open a larger display window.
If you want to save them locally, click on the image, then right click with your mouse on the larger image and select “Save Image As…” and save to your local disk.
As I find more in my collection as I have the time, I’ll update this entry.… Continue reading...
The hours that St. Anne’s Shrine will be open have changed to account for the shorter days and to ensure our visitors’ safety.
The new hours of operation are:
Monday through Sunday: 8:00AM — 5:00PM
Please note that for special events, we will, of course, remain open for the event, but for normal day-to-day activities, the hours above are when the Shrine is staffed to accommodate your visit.
In the menu on the right, under ‘History of the Shrine’ are the pages written by Fr. Pierre Lachance OP that cover the history of this great Shrine. They were downloaded from the internet archive and are presented as they were from that site. There is a lot of cleanup of the pages from the old website that has to take place (you will see the pages displayed as they were on the parish website), so the links will take you back in time to when the parish was active.
