Showing posts with label St. Patrick's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Patrick's. Show all posts

Sunday, April 28, 2024

St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Diamondville-Kemmerer, Wyoming.

 


Above is St. Patrick's Church in Diamondville, Wyoming, which serves Diamondville and Kemmerer, the two towns adjoining each other.  Below is an associated building.


Unfortunately, that's all the information I have on this locality.

Saturday, October 22, 2022

St. Patrick Misson Church, Denver Colorado.


This Catholic Church in North Denver is St. Patrick Mission Church.  The Mission Architecture Church was built from 1907 to 1910, and served the Denver Highlands.  Its architectural style is unusual for Denver.

This Church is also called St. Patrick's Oratory, and has a presence by the Capuchin Poor Clare Sisters.

There's more to this church than I have here, I just don't know what it is, but it may be explained by the Capuchin sisters. The church as a bit of a campus, and therefore as a mission, it might strongly reflect their presence.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Sidney Nebraska



This is St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Sidney, Nebraska.  It's a striking church that was built in 1913, although I wonder if part of the structure may have been added on to much more recently.  If so, the architects did an amazing job of keeping later construction consistent with the original design of the church.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Casper Wyoming






St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Casper Wyoming was completed in 1962. The church came about due to the expansion of Casper in the 1950s, and this church is the newest of the three Roman Catholic churches in Casper. Unlike Our Lady of Fatiima, which represented an expansion to the west side of Casper, this church is located in east Casper.

Plans for the church commenced in 1955. Like Our Lady of Fatima, a school was constructed on the site but was never used as a regular grade school. The church is also the largest of the three Catholic churches in Casper, having a very large interior.