Built in 1922, St. John's is a strong and simple church in the English neo-gothic style.
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“When we see a spire from the road, that sight ought to make our hearts beat like the heart of a lover at the sight of the roof under which his lover dwells. We ought to be unable to take our eyes off it.”
- John Vianney
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