Gabriels Collection

St Gabriels Childrens Home, Westgate-on-Sea - Schoolroom
Windows open wide in the schoolroom of St Gabriels convalescent home and open air school, Westgate-on-Sea, Kent. Date: Date unknown

St Gabriels Waifs and Strays Society Home, Brighton
St Gabriels Waifs and Strays Society Home for Girls, opened in 1926 on Wellington Road, Brighton, Date: 1926

The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884, a national meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Baltimore, Maryland
THIRD PLENARY COUNCIL, 1884. The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884, a national meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Baltimore, Maryland, presided over by Archbishop James Gibbons (back row)

Sisters at St Gabriels Home for Girls, Kettering
A portrait of two young sisters, both residents of St Gabriels Home for Girls, The Broadway, Kettering. The home was opened in 1905 by the Waifs and Strays Society. Date: 1920s

St Gabriels Church, Warwick Square, Pimlico, London

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"Gabriels: A Haven of Hope and Love in Various Corners of England" From the majestic St Gabriels Church in Warwick Square, Pimlico, London to the humble St Gabriels Childrens Home in Westgate-on-Sea, this name echoes with a sense of compassion and care. In Westgate-on-Sea, we find not only a schoolroom but also a playroom where laughter fills the air as children engage in joyful activities. The refectory serves as a gathering place for nourishment and camaraderie while the dormitory provides comfort and security for those who have found solace within its walls. At St Gabriels Home for Girls in Kettering, devoted sisters work tirelessly to create an environment that fosters growth and empowerment. Their dedication shines through their every action as they guide young girls towards brighter futures. The St Gabriels Waifs and Strays Society Home in Brighton stands as another testament to the unwavering commitment to helping those most vulnerable. Here, lives are transformed through love and support. Whether it be at the rear or front of these homes, there is an undeniable sense of warmth that envelops all who enter. From hallways filled with footsteps echoing stories untold to oratories offering moments of reflection and peace – each space holds significance within this network of care. Gabriels represents more than just physical structures; it symbolizes hope reborn amidst adversity. It signifies unity among individuals driven by a common purpose - providing sanctuary for those who need it most. These various locations scattered across England share one common thread - they serve as beacons of light illuminating paths towards brighter tomorrows. In each corner where "Gabriels" resides, lives are forever changed by acts of kindness, compassion, and unwavering dedication from those who call themselves caretakers. May these sacred spaces continue to thrive as sanctuaries where love knows no bounds – a testament to the power of community and the resilience of the human spirit.