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Laurentius

[law-ren-shee-uhs, -shuhs]

noun

  1. Saint. Lawrence, Saint.



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St. Laurentius is on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places, and the Philadelphia Historical Commission has ordered the developer to preserve or rebuild the church’s front face in any new development.

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The Archdiocese of Philadelphia last week confirmed the sale of Saint Laurentius in Fishtown, which neighbors and former parishioners have been campaigning to save for years, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

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We saw the St. Laurentius Church she attended in her childhood, built in 1462, 30 years before Columbus sailed to America and 60 before Magellan’s stragglers finished their circumnavigation.

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Okalongo Councillor Laurentius Iipinge believes they could also be renewed on a yearly basis to free those who no longer wished to be in certain toxic relationships.

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The archdiocese said in a statement that the decision wasn’t made lightly, and noted that Saint Laurentius School is not being closed or sold.

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