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made plans to build a new church, with a rectory and resident pastor, in downtown
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was constructed some time in the next 20 years. This was the third permanent mission on
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By 1959, it was decided that the old rectory was a fire hazard and would be torn down. Two additions on the site of the old rectory were completed in 1967: a sacristy and a meeting room. The children of Helena Green Raskob provided funding for the meeting room, and it was named the Raskob
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Nomination Form for the church was prepared on April 28, 1978. The form's statement of significance begins with "St. Peter's Church has played an important role in the history the Roman Catholic Church in Maryland. A Catholic community was established in this area soon after Claiborne
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For the next 100 years, the church received various upgrades and improvements. During the 1930s, the cemetery was leveled, restored, and seeded with grass. During the 1930s and 1940s, Reverend
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founded his colony on Kent Island in 1631, and this group, with the communities in St. Mary's and
Charles Counties, formed the earliest enclave of Catholicism in the American colonies." The church was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on March 10, 1980.
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2201:Other lists
1897:John Barres
1406:January 10,
1379:January 10,
1322:January 12,
1291:Carley 1976
1279:Carley 1976
1267:Carley 1976
1255:Carley 1976
1240:Carley 1976
1228:Carley 1976
1216:Carley 1976
1204:Carley 1976
1192:Carley 1976
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1123:Carley 1976
1111:Carley 1976
1099:Carley 1976
1087:Carley 1976
1072:Carley 1976
1060:Carley 1976
1048:Carley 1976
1031:Carley 1976
1019:Carley 1976
1007:Carley 1976
643:Current use
575:vergeboards
521:Description
267:Kent Island
162: /
138:Coordinates
2540:Categories
2464:Readbourne
2432:Kennersley
2407:Friendship
2392:Cray House
2329:properties
2141:Washington
2131:St. Mary's
2111:Montgomery
2081:Dorchester
1498:1088156374
1430:References
1369:Cecil Whig
1312:The Dialog
983:Smith 1901
971:Ellis 1969
947:Ellis 1969
462:New church
407:Protestant
361:Ocean City
309:See also:
248:Washington
240:Queenstown
147:38°58′41″N
2520:See also:
2437:Lansdowne
2352:Bowlingly
2342:Bishopton
2167:Baltimore
2151:Worcester
2086:Frederick
2034:by county
1806:Education
1723:Cathedral
1532:423601980
1515:314254072
995:Shea 1886
746:Citations
701:Footnotes
615:chamfered
607:communion
595:vestibule
543:cruciform
469:parsonage
411:Wye River
331:from the
252:Baltimore
2509:Wye Mill
2494:Stratton
2459:Mattapax
2327:Historic
2146:Wicomico
2126:Somerset
2061:Caroline
2041:Allegany
1968:Maryland
1733:Parishes
1707:Churches
1447:40135121
1373:Archived
1348:July 20,
1342:Archived
926:Archived
906:July 10,
900:Archived
880:July 10,
874:Archived
854:July 10,
848:Archived
814:Archived
684:See also
634:Cemetery
609:rail. A
591:transept
490:sacristy
384:Americas
345:Virginia
341:Maryland
337:Delaware
260:Delaware
256:Maryland
216:80001833
150:76°8′3″W
127:Location
2453:MYSTERY
2387:Content
2208:Bridges
2171:Central
2096:Harford
2091:Garrett
2076:Charles
2066:Carroll
2056:Calvert
1890:Priests
1619:Bishops
1549:3824907
1481:3457280
1464:3710042
932:July 8,
823:July 6,
611:gallery
599:narthex
376:Spanish
188: (
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2136:Talbot
2101:Howard
1975:Topics
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571:cupola
456:pounds
424:pastor
380:French
317:, and
275:chapel
271:parish
2447:Lexon
2071:Cecil
2032:Lists
817:(PDF)
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