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  So many cherished memories of Mass in the basement of the Church hall with the stern nuns giving us the 'eye' if we spoke during Mass, religious ed lessons in the school, making my First Communion and Confirmation and the priests who always gave a caring pat on the head. If only there was a video in the Church so I could attend Mass online...someday soon, I hope.

  Added July 22, 2017 by Diane Kozlowski
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  I think I went to this church when I was A baby in 1967
  My father's name was Fredrick Otto Zehm my mother name is Elizabeth Ann
  And my sisters are
  Juanita Irene and Donna and my brother is Kenny Zehm there's more but they were not with us my father used to beat my mother and my sisters and my brother up All the time it was awful it was before I was born My dad died in 1968 he drove school buses he had me on the bus All the time if I remember anymore I will add to it

  Added August 29, 2016 by Lizzy