St. Anns Sundays
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St. Ann’s Sundays
A soft rain settles over Great Falls in the 1910s as families make their way toward St. Ann’s Church for Sunday Mass. Horse-drawn carriages move along the wet street while parishioners gather beneath the autumn trees, their figures reflected in the rain-darkened pavement.
St. Ann’s Sundays captures the quiet rhythm of faith and community in early Great Falls. The glowing church windows, passing carriages, and families arriving together speak to a time when Sunday was a shared ritual—part worship, part gathering, and part tradition.
The painting is a nostalgic tribute to those ordinary sacred moments: walking hand in hand toward church, greeting neighbors along the way, and returning each week to a place that stood at the heart of family and community life.
16 x 20 oil on linen
Available through Mountain Trails Gallery, Bozeman, MT
