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Newman Club University of Toronto plaque

Newman Centres were established in many countries to provide pastoral care to Roman Catholic students attending secular universities. The WWII memorial hangs in St. Thomas Aquinas Church (or Newman Chapel) close to a stained glass window honouring Thomas Aquinas and Cardinal Newman, and their writings.

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(WWII): Illuminated list designed by A.J. Casson. “For King and Country / Members of / Newman Club of University of Toronto / who have volunteered for active service / with / Canada’s fighting forces.” Six columns of names; given names followed by surnames. Names are in random (not alphabetical) order. No key. List does not specify which war, but the presence of women’s names, and the use of an A.J. Casson document, indicate World War II.

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Newman Club University of Toronto plaque

Newman Centres were established in many countries to provide pastoral care to Roman Catholic students attending secular universities. The WWII memorial hangs in St. Thomas Aquinas Church (or Newman Chapel) close to a stained glass window honouring Thomas Aquinas and Cardinal Newman, and their writings.

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(WWII): Illuminated list designed by A.J. Casson. “For King and Country / Members of / Newman Club of University of Toronto / who have volunteered for active service / with / Canada’s fighting forces.” Six columns of names; given names followed by surnames. Names are in random (not alphabetical) order. No key. List does not specify which war, but the presence of women’s names, and the use of an A.J. Casson document, indicate World War II.

Note: Approximate location, found from the street address. · Emplacement approximatif, établi d’après l’adresse.
Location: Corner of Hoskin Avenue and St. George Street; on the University of Toronto campus; across from the Robarts Library, 89 St. George Street M5S 2E8
Emplacement : Toronto
Coordinates · Coordonnées: 43.610646, -79.494662
Marker type: Plaque
Type de repère : Plaque
Source: Veterans Affairs Canada – National Inventory of Canadian Military Memorials
Licence · Permission: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada (Veterans Affairs Canada).
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