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St. Genevieve members see plans for church- NOLA.com
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St. Genevieve members see plans for church Friday, November 16, 2007
Bayou Liberty Parishioners of St. Genevieve Catholic Church have had their first look at the proposed new church. An architect's rendition of the plan agreed upon by the parish building committee to rebuild the church and rectory that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina was recently revealed and explained by Deacon Dan Haggerty. The church will be built more than 16 feet above sea level, which is about 12 feet off the ground. Provisions for use of the stained glass windows from the previous church have been made so the beautiful and meaningful windows will be utilized in the new church. Advertisement
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A provision has been made to increase seating capacity as the need arises by moving a Plexiglas partition to accommodate 750 worshipers, without additional cost. There will be handicapped elevators, and an elevated driveway is also in the plans. Cost of the new church; a steeple to house the original St. Genevieve bell; a new rectory; possible relocation of the votive chapel; and building an office building is $11 million. There is a possibility the project will have to be divided into two phases, depending on the financing. If this happens, phase two would include the steeple, chapel and elevated driveway.
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The Archdiocese of New Orleans will provide 75 percent of the cost upfront. The Federal Emergency Managment Agency will not provide any money for the church. Clearing for the rectory has already begun.
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St. Genevieve will soon launch a major fundraising campaign for the rebuilding.
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Bill and Pomery Lowry live on one of the oldest and most beautiful pieces of property on Bayou Liberty. The Lowry home was built circa 1787-89, according to Louisiana historians. CONTINUED 1 | 2 | 3 Next
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St. Genevieve members see plans for church Friday, November 16, 2007
Bayou Liberty Parishioners of St. Genevieve Catholic Church have had their first look at the proposed new church. An architect's rendition of the plan agreed upon by the parish building committee to rebuild the church and rectory that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina was recently revealed and explained by Deacon Dan Haggerty. The church will be built more than 16 feet above sea level, which is about 12 feet off the ground. Provisions for use of the stained glass windows from the previous church have been made so the beautiful and meaningful windows will be utilized in the new church. Advertisement
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• Fire in New Sarpy damages house on Terrace Drive 3:01 p.m. CT • Covington mother, son sentenced in murder-forhire scheme 2:01 p.m. CT
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• More
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A visual of how the sanctuary could look, along with the seating configuration, was on display. The new church will seat 500, an increase from the former church, which held 350.
• More
• PHOTO: New justice of the peace sworn in 4:03 p.m. CT
• Covington mother, son sentenced in murder-forhire scheme 1:58 p.m. CT • Covington area man sentenced to six years in prison in child porn case 1:14 p.m. CT
• More
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A provision has been made to increase seating capacity as the need arises by moving a Plexiglas partition to accommodate 750 worshipers, without additional cost. There will be handicapped elevators, and an elevated driveway is also in the plans. Cost of the new church; a steeple to house the original St. Genevieve bell; a new rectory; possible relocation of the votive chapel; and building an office building is $11 million. There is a possibility the project will have to be divided into two phases, depending on the financing. If this happens, phase two would include the steeple, chapel and elevated driveway.
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The Archdiocese of New Orleans will provide 75 percent of the cost upfront. The Federal Emergency Managment Agency will not provide any money for the church. Clearing for the rectory has already begun.
Business Updates
St. Genevieve will soon launch a major fundraising campaign for the rebuilding.
• Japan will close New Orleans consulate 7:04
.......
p.m. CT
• More
Bill and Pomery Lowry live on one of the oldest and most beautiful pieces of property on Bayou Liberty. The Lowry home was built circa 1787-89, according to Louisiana historians. CONTINUED 1 | 2 | 3 Next
http://www.nola.com/news/t-p/index.ssf?/base/news-16/1195346529131750.xml&coll=1...
11/30/2007
St. Genevieve members see plans for church- NOLA.com
Page 2 of 2
FORUMS Sound Off • As usual CD...you are... by TJsReturn • I gotta run. Have a... by ShugaM • learn something by CajunDlite • More
Hot Topics • Saints • Crime & Safety • Mardi Gras • Bourbon Street • Prep Football • All Forums
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11/30/2007
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