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14-AUG-2007 Karl R. Josker

Queen Of Peace RC Church, 1955 Genesee St. Buffalo

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/50s f/5.0 at 32.0mm iso400 hide exif
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Date/Time14-Aug-2007 11:54:08
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
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Focal Length32 mm
Exposure Time1/50 sec
Aperturef/5
ISO Equivalent400
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Bob Hartings 09-Apr-2020 12:32
Hello. Can anyone tell me if Queen of Peace RC Church had a set of 3 stained glass windows depicting the Crucifixion and Resurrection?
Guest 19-Aug-2015 21:56
Anyone know which church and where in Colorado the altar went?
karen parzymieso 23-Jul-2014 23:59
does any one know what happened to the stained glass wondering what happened to the one st appolonia had the name mary ostpowizc on it
Cheryl 08-May-2011 00:44
Good for you Brendan! Buffalo has a very active preservation community; people who do things, not just make snide remarks.
Brendan 17-Dec-2010 17:58
To Guest below me: YOU made the mistake! It's buffaloreligiousarts.org. Because you forget a single letter you started a rumor. NO, BRAC is still going strong and has incorporated many of the things from this beautiful church (now a mosque) into its museum in Black Rock.
Guest 22-May-2010 07:42
What's even more sad is that the organization that was supposedly commited to preserving the artifacts of beautiful Buffalo churches is no longer an active website: www.buffaloreligiousart.org. Go figure . . . it doesn't get any more Buffalo than that.
Guest 27-Nov-2009 22:40
The altar was purchased by a parish in Colorado. Within a few years it will be used to celebrate the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite of the Mass on a daily basis.
guest 01-Oct-2009 01:34
All the windows from Queen of Peace were saved by the Buffalo Religious Arts Center located in the former St Francis Xavier Church at 157 East Street. The Art Center's Mission is to collect, restore and display art, artifacts, statuary and stained glass windows from the closing places of worship in Western New York. Look up www.buffaloreligiousart.org and watch our progress
F 19-Apr-2009 17:36
It is sacrligeous to gut the insides of this beautiful church and become a mosque
Shari 25-Feb-2009 23:06
Another once-beautiful church left to sit and rot with a "for sale" sign in the front yard. Especially in this economy, who knows how long it will stay like that. Just wrong.
John Maggiore 31-Jul-2008 00:37
I recently read that the rectory and its contents are up for auction August 8th,2008. How sad! This once was a remarkable gathering place for this once great neighborhood. Having grown up in the Schiller Park area and attended school here from 1977 til 1983 when I graduated brings back memories. I remember Father Ben and Sister Henriella and serving as a alter boy all those years. Bingo and fish fry dinners during lent. Another of the city of Buffalo's great losses...
Guest 14-Mar-2008 01:21
RIP.