St. Ann's is our home — a place of prayer, community, and encounter with the living God. After more than a century of faithful service to this neighbourhood, our church building needs a new roof. We are inviting our parishioners and friends to become part of this work of restoration through our Roof Tile Dedication Campaign.
By sponsoring an engraved tile, you will help protect this sacred space for the generations to come — and leave a permanent mark of faith on the building itself.
How It Works
Our roof features a beautiful tricolour tile pattern. Each tile can be engraved with a dedication of your choice — dedications may list a name, honour a loved one's memory, celebrate a living person or family, mark a special occasion, or simply express an intention close to your heart.
Grey Tile
$100
Green Tile
$500
Red Tile
$1000
Dedications may include up to 25 characters including spaces and punctuation. Your dedication can be in English, Latin, or any other language — as long as it fits within the character limit.
Not sure what to write? Here are a few examples to inspire you:
In honour of Fr. Bulbrook
In memory of John & Mary Smith
In thanksgiving to St. Ann
For the Smith family
To the Glory of God
For the souls in Purgatory
How to Order
1. Fill Out an Order Form:
A. Online: Download the order form, fill it out, scan or photograph it, and submit it at stannhamilton.church/contact.
B. In the narthex: Pick up a paper order form at the back of the church and return it with your payment during collection at Mass or to the office.
2. Prepare Your Payment: We accept the following forms of payment:
Cash (in a labelled envelope, dropped in the collection or brought/mailed to parish office)
Cheque (same as above, payable to St. Ann’s Parish)
E-transfer (contact us for payment details)
Tithe.ly (via form below)
Tithely Online Payment Form
Questions?
For more information, please contact the parish office.
We are deeply grateful for the generosity of our community. Every tile is a prayer in stone — a witness to the faith of those who love St. Ann's and entrust its future to God.
"Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labour in vain." — Psalm 127:1