St. Patrick's Church (Carbonear)

• Rev. John Dalton, P.P. (1850 - 1856) (died 1869)
• Rev. John O'Connor, P.P. (1856 - 1873) (died 1898)
• Rev. William Veitch, P.P. (1873 - 1876) (died 1917)
• Rev. Stephen O'Flynn, P.P. (1876 - 1879) (died 1899)
• Rev. Richard F. Walsh, P.P. (1879 - 1884)
• Rev. Thomas.E. Lynch, P.P. (1884 - 1889)
• Rt. Rev. Msgr. Felix D. McCarthy, P.P., V.G., D.P., P.A. (1889 - 1944) (died 1944)
• Rev. Thomas D. O'Neill, P.P. (1944 - 1948) (died 1956)
• Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph W. Peddle, P.P. (1948 - 1953)
• Rev. Leo Burke, P.P. (1953 - 1957) (died 2004)
• Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph W. Peddle, P.P., V.G. (1957 - 1974) (died 1974)
• Rev. William P. Hogan, P.P. (1974 - 1981) (died 1999)
• Rev. David W. Heale, P.P. (1981 -1985) (died 2008)
• Rev. Brendan J. McCarthy, P.P. (1985 - 1991) (died 2010)
• Rev. William Matthews, P.P. (1991 - 2001) (died 2015)
• Rev. William Hearn, P.P. (2001 - 2002)
• Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward T. Bromley, V.G., P.P. (2002 - 2012) (died 2016)
• Rev. Michael Barker, P.P. (2012 - 2016)
• Rev. Anthony Nwoko, S.D.V. (2016–Present)

• 1826 - First wooden Catholic Church is built in Carbonear.
• 1835 - A second Catholic Church is erected in Carbonear.
• 1888 - On September 14, a "Very impressive ceremony took place at Carbonear", namely laying the foundation of the new St. Patrick's.
• 1889 - Rev. F. D. McCarthy was assigned to St. Patrick's in Carbonear and oversaw the construction of the present brick church.
• 1891 - At 11 o'clock pm on Thursday December 24, 1891 the church opened its doors and celebrated its first mass.
• 1895 - The second church was converted into a convent.
• 1991 - 100th anniversary of the brick church.
• 1999 - A new spire was erected for the church.
• 2017 - St. Patrick's Parish celebrated 150 years.
• 2020 - On January 4, a fire broke out in the church furnace building. Smoke leaked into the church and the furnace was destroyed, causing the church to shut down. Mass was held at the local Knights of Columbus building; the church has since re-opened.^[1]

• Church profile at gcatholic.org

47°44′20″N 53°13′59″W / 47.7390°N 53.2330°W / 47.7390; -53.2330

This article about a Roman Catholic church building in Canada is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

• v
• t
• e