Assumption First Parish
The “Assumption First” campaign was created to allow the Parishioners of Assumption Church, and others in the Assumption catchment area the opportunity to kick off the Assumption Heritage Learn more»

Heritage/Community
As a social and cultural landmark, Assumption’s catchment extends well beyond the borders of Windsor and Essex County. The Church formed one of the building blocks not only of Windsor, Ontario but also of Canada. Learn more»

Assumption Public Gardens
There are a variety of public gardens provided to recognize and honour important individuals and events while encouraging learning, contemplative reflections, relaxation. Learn more»

Knights of Columbus
The Father Michael J. McGivney Arrival Promenade is part of the Public Gardens Initiative. The integration of public gardens into the campus precinct will heighten the image of Assumption Church. Learn more»

Honouring the Basilian Fathers
The Basilian Fathers’ Arbor is a significant area of remembrance and devotion meant to preserve the ideals of the Basilian Fathers — goodness, discipline and knowledge. Learn more»

Honouring the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
The Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary were first founded in 1843 by Canadian born Eulalie Durocher (in religious life, Mother Marie—Rose) and in 1862 the Sisters were invited to Windsor to teach — Learn more»