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	<title>Comments on: Lost Churches (3)</title>
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		<title>By: June Ritchie</title>
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		<description>Hi Colin,

Many thanks for posting your photo of the Catholic Apostolic Church, Catherine Street, on your blog.  I live in the block of flats which have been constructed on that site and part of the lovely ornate stonework of the windows is incorporated in the grounds.  

There is a photograph on the wall in Peter Kavanagh&#039;s pub which shows the church on fire (I think in the 1950&#039;s), and the barman told me it was the only one in existence (presumably of the church on fire).  I have tried many times to find out some information about the church or even a picture of what it used to look like, but had no luck until now!

Your blog site is very impressive.  Thanks again.  June.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Colin,</p>
<p>Many thanks for posting your photo of the Catholic Apostolic Church, Catherine Street, on your blog.  I live in the block of flats which have been constructed on that site and part of the lovely ornate stonework of the windows is incorporated in the grounds.  </p>
<p>There is a photograph on the wall in Peter Kavanagh&#8217;s pub which shows the church on fire (I think in the 1950&#8217;s), and the barman told me it was the only one in existence (presumably of the church on fire).  I have tried many times to find out some information about the church or even a picture of what it used to look like, but had no luck until now!</p>
<p>Your blog site is very impressive.  Thanks again.  June.</p>
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