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St Mary of the Angels is to be reopened for a final liturgy and blessing before it closes for at least two years as work begins to preserve this important heritage building.
Parish Priest Father Barry Scannell said: “At 2pm on Tuesday 17 March we will hold a short liturgy and blessing for our church and the workers who will bring it safely back to us in its rightful place in our community, as a cultural venue, and an important part of Wellington’s streetscape.
The service will be followed by an afternoon tea in the Parish grounds, which will also be closed to members of the public during the work.
“Attending the service will be not only parishioners, but also the large number of generous donors – both big and small who have enabled us to get to this point, and the many people who have supported this project in other ways.
It will be an uplifting occasion, but also one tinged with sadness as we temporarily say farewell to the beautiful vaulting interior. Continue reading
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