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Polish Church in Worcester

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sandi:
My great grandmother, Mary Kalwarczyk Stafinski, was one of the founding members of ok, here goes an attempt at the correct spelling Our Lady of Czechtowza Church, around  1030


Sandi Rockwood Ruscetta

Neil_H_Donahue:
You were close,but no cigar

Our Lady of Czestochowa
Rectory is at 34 Ward St.Worcester 01610
Last known phone number was 508-755-5959
Your relative helped to establish a great church for the
Polish people and others.

sandi:
Thank you, I hope to see the church some day.  My great grandmother is buried in a  Worcester Cemetary, I think Holy Cross

Sandi Rockwood ruscetta

Barb Knox:
My family went there also, they lived on Seymour Street and Perry Avenue.  Both of my cousins were married there, and I think one of them had her graduation there.  The church had a school at one time as I recall.  It was a beautiful church and they spoke polish there all the time (not latin, and not english after the latin changed).

Barb (Siergie) Knox

bgchrissy:
Does this Polish church in Worcester have a cemetery, and, if so, does anyone have a listing of the internments there?  Find-A-Grave only lists 1 internment at an Our Lady of Czechtowza (their spelling) which they indicate is located in Franklin County. 

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