This parish is over 150 years old, and the church building is over 100, though it still seems to be going strong. It has a simple white exterior and a straightforward, rectangular layout. I came to the 9:00 Mass here on Easter Monday, so this is where I learned that Mother Angelica had died. The Mass was said for the victims of the Brussels terrorist attacks.
The congregation was praying the rosary along with the parish priest as I came in. There are a bunch of books and supplies for kids in the back to help families during Mass. The church interior has tall and simple stained glass windows, except for the two in the very front, which feature Sts. Peter and Paul. There are a pair of large statues halfway down the pews, and a rose window above the altar.
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