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St Francis Catholic Church
St Francis Catholic Church 13-08-2018 - John Huth, Wilston, Brisbane
St Francis Catholic Church 13-08-2018 - John Huth, Wilston, Brisbane

St Francis Catholic Church

Tingha, NSW 2369

Church Information

Church Name: St Francis Catholic Church
Church Previous Name: St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
Denomination: Catholic Church in Australia
Street Address: 30 Ruby St, Tingha NSW 2369, Australia
Suburb: Tingha
State: NSW
Postcode: 2369
Foundation Stone Laid: 28-09-1952
Foundation Stone Notes: 

Foundation stone records: This stone was blessed by - Most Rev E J Doody DD - Bishop of Armidale - 28th September 1952.

A plaque records: A Historic Note - The original church stood next door at - 36 Ruby Street, this building served as - church and school when the old church was demolished. - Saint Francis School was run by the - Sisters of Saint Joseph unitil it was - closed on the 16th of December 1965.

A plaque records: On the occasion of its - Diamond Jubilee - (28 September 1952 ~ 28 September 2012) - the - Saint Francis of Assisi Church - Tingha - acknowledges with prayerful gratitude - all the Clergy, Religious, and Laity - who served and worshipped in this church. - This plaque was unveiled by - His Lordship - Michael Robert Kennedy, DD - Bishop of Armidale - on the 3rd of September 2012.

A plaque records: Commemorative plaque in honour of - Mother Mary Mackillop's 3 day - visit and stay in Tingha - in May 1896 - at the Josephine Convent - 30 Ruby Street, Tingha - Mother Mary is now Australia's first Saint - Saint Mary of the Cross Mackillop - This plaque was unveiled and blessed by - The Most Reverend Michael Kennedy, Bishop of Armidale - on the 21st May, 2016.

 

Date Opened: 00-00-1952
Date Closed: unknown
Email: admin@churchesaustralia.org

Comments

The St Francis Catholic Church, Tingha is part of the Parish of Inverell and the Diocese of Armidale. The present church building was erected in 1952, and replaced an earlier 1880s building on the same site. No other details are known. More historical information/photographs of the church/congregation are invited. Photographs uploaded 25/11/2018
Last Updated: Friday 21st April, 2023
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