Saint George Roman Catholic Lithuanian Church, Lithuanian Catholic church in Rochester, United States
Saint George Roman Catholic Lithuanian Church is a church building in Rochester designed and completed in 1935 with an interior that accommodates around 400 worshippers. The structure continues to function as an active place of worship and community activity.
The parish was established in 1908 to serve Lithuanian immigrants who had moved away from coal mining areas in Pennsylvania to seek better lives in Rochester. This founding moment marked the beginning of organized Lithuanian Catholic life in the region.
The church serves as a gathering place where members of the Lithuanian community come together for worship and fellowship. Lithuanian language and customs remain central to what happens here, shaping how people experience their spiritual life.
The church is located in an accessible neighborhood and welcomes visitors during regular hours. Stopping by on a Sunday morning or checking ahead about service times helps you experience the space meaningfully.
The parish played an important role after World War II by helping Lithuanian refugees find shelter and begin new lives in the United States. This responsibility shaped its identity beyond worship, making it a vital refuge during difficult times.
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