St. Anthony's Catholic Church Is A Pretty Place Of Worship In New Jersey
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in New Jersey is an exquisite example of Victorian-Gothic architecture. It’s located right on the corner of Monmouth Street in downtown Jersey City. Now the oldest Polish-speaking parish in the state, the church was built to serve the growing Polish Catholic community in Jersey City during the late 19th century.
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They finished construction on a humble, wood-framed church in 1884. Soon, it was serving over 10,00 families.
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The cornerstone of St. Anthony’s was laid in 1892.
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The interior features beautiful Felix Lorenzoni marble altars.
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The church offers weekend and weekday masses in English, Polish and Latin.
To plan a visit or to attend mass, visit the official website of St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in New Jersey here.
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457 Monmouth St, Jersey City, NJ 07302, USA