This beautiful church is in Sprague, Wa. which is in the eastern side of the state.
The population is close to 500 hardy souls. The town was plotted in 1880 and named for former American Civil War Union general John Wilson Sprague.
The Parish is part of the Catholic diocese of rural Spokane, Wa
The parish Priest goes to 3 churches on Sunday
St. Michaels in Reardon, Wa. Mass at 8:30
St. Annes in Medical Lake Mass at 10:30
Mary Queen of Heaven in Sprague Mass at 12:30
Coming down the highway you may see this
We went to Sunday Mass there. The inside and altar are just exquisite
Linking to Tom's Tuesday Treasures~~~~HERE
The population is close to 500 hardy souls. The town was plotted in 1880 and named for former American Civil War Union general John Wilson Sprague.
The Parish is part of the Catholic diocese of rural Spokane, Wa
The parish Priest goes to 3 churches on Sunday
St. Michaels in Reardon, Wa. Mass at 8:30
St. Annes in Medical Lake Mass at 10:30
Mary Queen of Heaven in Sprague Mass at 12:30
Coming down the highway you may see this
We went to Sunday Mass there. The inside and altar are just exquisite
There are about 25 beautiful stained glass pictures on each side of the church
Linking to Tom's Tuesday Treasures~~~~HERE

10 comments:
...I enjoy a church that can be seen from afar and this is a nice one.
So happy to see a closeup of this church I think I can spot from I-90. Passed it twice in the last week! Wonderful photos!
A fine looking small town and an excellent church.
A beautiful church- especially inside.
Nice small town. The church is beautiful and the inside is gorgeous. I love those stained glass windows.
Great stained glass. Thanks for sharing.
Holy moley! That is gorgeous. Actually, seriously, I've noted before that some rural Catholic churches can give some of the big city churches a real run for their money. And the Integra was a great car; a friend of mine had one. I don't understand why car companies do what they do sometimes
Its a beautiful church!
Great
Nice worship spot there. Alot of our buildings here are antique too, town was established in the 1700's. New England one of the first colonies. Where I live was a Wampanoag Camp 300 years back. We still have spiritualist churches here.
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