The church was completed in 1906. The parish had 4,231 parishioners in 1917. Closed during the time of the Soviet Union, Father Johann Lang, continued his ...

In 1955, Father Philip Blackburn was named pastor of the parish. He bought a home at 217 Dallas NE, which with the help of parishioners became the temporary ...

On May 2, 1906, the cornerstone was laid by Bishop Timothy Casey and on May 6, 1907, the present Church of the Assumption was solemnly blessed by Bishop Casey.

The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption is a Roman Catholic church in Stains in the department of Seine-Saint-Denis, France. It is dedicated to the ...

History of Our Lady of the Assumption Church. A new era dawned December 10, 1954, when approximately 150 families gathered in the American Legion Hall at 40th ...

The parish had its beginnings in the citrus-picking barrio located in east Claremont during the 1920's. Initially, visiting priests from neighboring parishes ...

Our Lady Of The Assumption Parish has a rich and interesting history, filled with love and pride, but also fraught with struggles leading up to the building of ...

Since 1870, Our Lady of the Assumption Parish has been under the guidance of the Congregation of St. Basil, also known as the Basilian Fathers. Founded in 1822, ...

Our Lady of the Assumption started life as a mission in 1842 in Deptford led by Father William Marshall who was also its first pastor. The establishment of a ...

Construction of the Church began in July of 1952. Msgr. Daniel Hurley was the first pastor of the new parish. He saw his fledgling community through the ...