St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church was designed by Father Ruh in 1956 and completed by 1958.

Kenora, Ontario.

"To our dear spiritual friend, Canon Philip Ruh, O.M.I. from the Botchar Family." Mary Botchar, nee Woroniak, a former and very devout parishioner from Cook’s Creek, Manitoba, with her husband and sons. Mary was instrumental in fund-raising for Father Ruh in Ontario in the fifties during his campaign to build the Lourdes Calvary and Grotto in Cook’s Creek.

Toronto, Ontario.

In the spring of this year, former parishioners of Father Ruh, living by this time in southern Ontario, gathered for several teas to raise funds for what would be his final major project, the Calvary and Grotto in Honour of Our Lady of Lourdes in Cook’s Creek, Manitoba. Father Ruh is seated in the centre of the photo, smoking his pipe; Bishop Isidore Borecki, a long-time friend.

The location is either Toronto or St. Catharines, Ontario.

In the spring of 1955, former parishioners of Father Ruh, living by this time in southern Ontario, gathered for several teas to raise funds for what was to be his final major project, the Calvary and Grotto in Honour of Our Lady of Lourdes, in Cook’s Creek, Manitoba. Bishop Isidore Borecki stands in the centre of the photo and Father Ruh sits to his right.

St. Catharines, Ontario.

Typescript in Ukrainian under the photo on the album page: "Reception in St. Catharine’s [sic]." Father Ruh sits in the centre of the photo with Bishop Isidore Borecky left of him, during a fundraising tea organized by the women’s committee and former parishioners of Father Ruh, in a drive to build the Grotto in Cook’s Creek. Several teas were held.

St. Catharines, Ontario.

Photo of the three-storey brick building housing the Plast Organization in Toronto, Ontario. The building is identified and the date and event named in Ukrainian typescript as the opening of the Centre. March 11, 1951.

Black and white photo postcard of His Holiness, Pope Pius XII is in very good condition. On the back, post-marked from Rome, is a message from Reverend Minya to Reverend Maxim Hermaniuk, Vice-Provincial in Waterford, Ontario. November 30, 1950.

Clergy, including Reverend Maxim Hermaniuk and Bishop Isidore Borecki (Borecky), are gathered at the head table, with laity standing near, for a banquet, King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, March 20, 1950.

Father Ruh, in a photo of eighteen clergy, is seated on the far left in the front row, next to Bishop Isidore Borecki who displays his bishop’s ring, as does Bishop Andrew Roborecki, seated second from the right, also in the front row.

The location is possibly Ottawa, Ontario.

Father Ruh celebrating Mass in the basement of Sts. Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church which was designed and built by Father Ruh. He stands directly in front of the tabernacle. The other clergy are not identified.

St. Catharines, Ontario.