The Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
The Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church is celebrating the 50th year anniversary of the church building.
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One of the stations of the cross is photograhed at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019. The church is celebrating the 50th year anniversary.
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The Madonna and Child and the altar is photograhed at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019. The church is celebrating the 50th year anniversary.
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The skylight above the altar is photograhed at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019. The church is celebrating the 50th year anniversary.
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The altar is photograhed at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019. The church is celebrating the 50th year anniversary.
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Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, on 10th Avenue and Rockwood Boulevard on the South Hill in Spokane, is photographed on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019. The church was consecrated 50 years ago on Dec. 7, 1969. The parish celebrated the anniversary on Sunday, Dec. 2, 2019.
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Marble altar was designed by Mrs. DiBene and sculptured in Italy, as were the statues of Joseph and Mary. Carvings on altar symbolize people coming to church for food. Photo taken in 1969.
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Doug Ell, top, and Bob Staker of Wood and Wood Painting work on the modern steeple of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, as the old Gothic architecture of the Cathedral of St. John rises in the background in Spokane in 1991.
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Christmas Eve Midnight Mass of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church will have the bishop of the Spokane Diocese, the Most Reverend Bernard J. Topel, as main celebrant and preacher. The pastor of Sacred Heart, the Reverend Charles D. Skok, and some of the participants in the midnight service are shown near the altar. Others (from the left), are Rebecca Manning, one of the leaders of the youth folk group who also plays the guitar; Mrs. Daniel R. Murphy, first woman to serve as a lay reader at Sacred Heart, and Mary Lynn Mauch, other leader of the folk group.
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