Mercy Hospital opens sunlit chapel led by Sister Lawrence
Sister Lawrence Hallagan and Mercy Hospital celebrate a new chapel completed with donated funds guiding a design that blends light and color. The project, built largely by hospital staff, includes a skylight aligned with a cross and oak furnishings crafted on site.
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Mary Lawrence Hallagan
Mercy Hospital
Lawrence
Bill Vokt
Mercy
Reunion Sunday at Usher's Ferry Pioneer Village marks Cedar Rapids church move
A reunion for those tied to a Cedar Rapids church moved in the 1970s to Usher's Ferry Pioneer Village will be held Sunday. Sunday School starts 9:30 am and worship at 11 am led by Viola Gibson with guest speaker Rev Curtis Miller. Tours open at 1 pm.
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Cedar Rapids
Oak Hill
Usher’s Ferry Pioneer Village
Free Methodists
13Th Avenue
15Th Street SE
W.C. Thompson
George Willis
The
Christ Sanctified Holy Church
Willis
Viola Gibson
Gibson
Bernie Donnelly
Ann Friaus
Rev Reinertsen
Seminole Valley Park
Pioneer Village
Gallagher Named Mercy Chaplain in Cedar Rapids
The Rev. John Gallagher was named chaplain of Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital on Tuesday succeeding the Rev. William O'Brien who moves to Immaculate Conception parish in Haverhill. A Marion native ordained in 1955 he served St. Joseph's in Marion and Holy Trinity in Walford and founded Camp Courageous near Monticello.
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John Gallagher
Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital
William O’brien
Immaculate Conception
Haverhill
Marshalltown
Father Gallagher
Marion
St. Joseph’s Parish
Holy Trinity
Walford
Camp Courageous
Monticello
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Salt Lake City
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Princess
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Westdale Mall
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