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Sunday, February 8, 2015
Small And Pretty
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A very pretty church indeed, a shame you couldn't get inside!
I agree with Aimee, a very sweet church Pat, let's hope one day when you're passing the door will be open, would love to see those windows and the interior.
Definitely you are right small but nice
Very pretty!
That is a very quaint little church!
This is a charming church, and hopefully one day you arrive while it's open! I bet it's just lovely inside.
a very different model for a catholic church, but i like it!
It looks like it was a bit chilly when you took this photo.
Times have changed. Growing up our church was open 24 hours a day. No locks.
Nice Pat. I see snow. Are wandering out again? ;))
There was an era - maybe the 50s - when many churches were built with these kinds of stairs leading to multiple entries. I like this - it looks manageable. Most of the Catholic churches here are huge!
Sweet little place
ALOHA from Honolulu
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Gotcha! :)))
Small and pretty? I was expecting a self portrait. You mean a CHURCH. It is pretty, too.
Looks like a lovely neighborhood church.
i enjoy the brick color. very small. but i have seen smaller. ha. ha!! ( :
Very pretty, I've never seen this before.
Thank you. Pretty good tho, right?
Nice looking church.
Yes...it is pretty and little. I like the brick/stone.
A nice house of worship. It looks friendly and not too imposing.
I agree with Hal that this church looks friendly.
Very nice little church
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Pretty humble for RCC. Tom The Backroads Traveller
I agree with Tom, it's almost too simple. But lovely!
Yes, it is a pretty little church.
Diana
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Pretty little church.
I was a member of this parish from just before the building of this church. This parish was an adjunct to St John's in Weston. If you count the age from the building of its first church (1923 approx) it is closer to 100 years. Facebook commentary at Our Lady of Victory. George LeMay was the contractor. He and his family lived just down the street on Guestville Ave (114). Mount Dennis was still quite rural in 1953 and was built up after WW2. I would leave a picture of the first church if there was a way. (Teddie Wright).
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