St Matthew Church parish center blessing

Posted October 5, 2016

Auxiliary Bishop Michael Fitzgerald visited St. Matthew Parish, led by Father Thomas Heron, pastor, to celebrate Mass and dedicate the newly renovated parish center on Sunday, Sept. 25. The multi-million dollar renovation of the former parish school included new conference rooms, a parish hall for social functions, and space for a successful preschool based at the parish. See photos from the Mass and blessing here. (Video by Sarah Webb)

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