St. Peter's Church, was designed by architect Patrick C. Keely. One of his more famous Gothic Revival churches is the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in New York. His other churches can be seen in cities such as Philadelphia and Charleston, South Carolina. His designs are inspired by 13th-century Gothic design using such elements as martello towers, crenelations and pinnacles. Be careful if you park on busy Third Street, the traffic moves fast and the drivers are known for not watching for car doors opening. Ring the church office doorbell for admittance.
Phone: (901) 527-8282
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Adams Ave and N B B King Blvd
190 Adams Ave Memphis, TN 38103 ·620.55 mi
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Tomorrow morning day kind of the day I have to go to the store for me if possible and I'll get it done before I get a ride to work and get a minute or so if you want me if you want to come over and get
MoreThis is an interesting church. Looks like a castle from the front. Although I am not a practicing Catholic and my parents wanted to make a Pilgrimage to other Catholic Parishes this one was very interesting despite having Saturday Mass at 5 pm in the evening since my parent do this in our Parish of St John Bosco back in Chicago. They both notice the mass peculiarities. 1st peculiarity was that we with the exception of an African American Couple attending as well was a Minority at the Mass. The Parishioners were all Caucasian. The 2nd peculiarity was that the majority of the attendees did not give money for the church when the servers with the basket come to collect the donations. It was quite odd. Other than that, It was a pretty looking Historical Church of Memphis. I learned something as I read the Historical Marker of how the Catholic Nuns and Priest of Dominican Order had a Malaria Outbreak in Memphis. I would recommend coming here if you are a devoted Catholic to do a Pilgrimage to Memphis, TN and the Catholic Community.
MoreWe were invited to a Catholic wedding and it was a beautiful venue. It is a beautiful old Catholic church.
MoreI Would Love to go There It Looks Very Beautiful A lot of History There I Heard it Been There For Years And Years
MoreBeautiful, beautiful space, friendly congregation and great homilies. Easy parking and close to lots of Memphis attractions.
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