Lex Anteinternet: Churches of the West: Centennial Postponed

Sunday, July 26, 2020

Churches of the West: Centennial Postponed

Churches of the West: Centennial Postponed:

Centennial Postponed

St. Anthony of Padua Church in Casper, Wyoming was dedicated in August, 1920. It had planned to celebrate that event this August.

And then COVID 19 struck:

THE 100-YEAR CELEBRATION

For The Dedication of St.

Anthony's Church Building has been

POSTPONEÐ

Due to the requirements mandated from The Health Department and the limited gathering size, the Celebration Committee moved the event to next summer with the hope more people will feel comfortable attending and the requirement of everyone needing to wear a face mask won’t exist. This will make it a more enjoyable time to celebrate the church where it all began for our Catholic Community.

We wish to thank the following sponsors for their commitment to this event, and

Thank you to all who have supported, planned, and used their time and talents on this project. Stay tuned, we will be back in 2021.

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