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To: NYer
The descendants of those immigrants moved to the suburbs (Queens, Bronx, LI, Staten Island) and their descendants have now moved south to VA, NC, GA, FL, LA, TX, etc. They have taken their faith with them, resulting in the construction of new churches in those communities. They will not be returning to NYC.

Very good point. I, myself fall into this category. My hometown church in Westchester county is in a similar situation.

22 posted on 11/01/2014 3:59:06 PM PDT by NYFreeper
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To: NYFreeper
I, myself fall into this category. My hometown church in Westchester county is in a similar situation.

It's true through the northeast and midwest. In Georgia, one parish community grew so rapidly it was decided to build a new church. After reviewing some contemporary designs, it occurred to them that the cost of building could be applied to moving a magnificent church from Buffalo NY. You can read about the project here This is a win/win solution for both communities and ensures that an architectural treasure will find new life.

24 posted on 11/01/2014 4:53:02 PM PDT by NYer ("You are a puff of smoke that appears briefly and then disappears." James 4:14)
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