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St. Alphonsus Catholic Church - Hampton, New Brunswick
St. Anthony's Mission - Upham, NB
St. Anthony’s has been serving the Upham area for well over a century. Consecrated in 1897, the church went through major renovations from 1994 through 1997 with the addition of a new basement, foyer, vestry, washrooms and kitchen. In 2014, a fresh coat of paint, upstairs and down brightened up the building immensely and a new roof kept us dry. While these improvements have been well received by the Parish Council, the heating bill had been met with less enthusiasm. The 100+ year old windows were not very efficient.
The congregation was asked if they would be willing to help defray the cost of installing 6 new windows by donating money towards the project. We’re proud to say our members stepped up greatly, paying for the entire project (over $10,000), without dipping into parish funds. Five of the 6 windows purchased were dedicated to parishioner family member with the 6th dedicated to Father Kevin Barry, our spiritual leader for over 20 years. Small dedication plaques were installed below the new windows to honour family & friends of the church.
While the warmth of friendship and fellowship keeps this building toasty during Mass and other gatherings, it’s nice to know that our new windows will not be letting the warmth of the oil furnace escape the building too quickly.
In 1994 major renovations were made to St. Anthony's church. These renovations along with previous projects from past years were completed by parishioners, many friends, and community benefactors.
The renovations included a new sanctuary with a new basement hall beneath it. The new addition also saw a foyer, vestry, and washrooms added. New siding for the church was donated as well as crushed rock and grading for the parking area. Other new work included floor covering, new electrical, revitalized woodwork, and interior painting. All of this was completed by end of 1997.
The spirit of St. Anthony's parishioners both present and past continues to sustain and maintain their community's faith history and development.
St. Anthony’s has been serving the Upham area for well over a century. Consecrated in 1897, the church went through major renovations from 1994 through 1997 with the addition of a new basement, foyer, vestry, washrooms and kitchen. In 2014, a fresh coat of paint, upstairs and down brightened up the building immensely and a new roof kept us dry. While these improvements have been well received by the Parish Council, the heating bill had been met with less enthusiasm. The 100+ year old windows were not very efficient.
The congregation was asked if they would be willing to help defray the cost of installing 6 new windows by donating money towards the project. We’re proud to say our members stepped up greatly, paying for the entire project (over $10,000), without dipping into parish funds. Five of the 6 windows purchased were dedicated to parishioner family member with the 6th dedicated to Father Kevin Barry, our spiritual leader for over 20 years. Small dedication plaques were installed below the new windows to honour family & friends of the church.
While the warmth of friendship and fellowship keeps this building toasty during Mass and other gatherings, it’s nice to know that our new windows will not be letting the warmth of the oil furnace escape the building too quickly.
In 1994 major renovations were made to St. Anthony's church. These renovations along with previous projects from past years were completed by parishioners, many friends, and community benefactors.
The renovations included a new sanctuary with a new basement hall beneath it. The new addition also saw a foyer, vestry, and washrooms added. New siding for the church was donated as well as crushed rock and grading for the parking area. Other new work included floor covering, new electrical, revitalized woodwork, and interior painting. All of this was completed by end of 1997.
The spirit of St. Anthony's parishioners both present and past continues to sustain and maintain their community's faith history and development.
Louise McKee receiving the “Volunteer of the Year” award from the Town of Hampton
St. Alphonsus Catholic Church - Hampton, New Brunswick
St. Anthony’s interior
Saint Alphonsus Cemetery - photo courtesy of John Blenis
The cemetery is located on Route 845. It is 0.5km west of Kredl's on the Pickwaucket Road.
The cemetery committee sees to the upkeep of the cemetery property, which can involve leveling headstones, adding fill to plots, planting grass, trimming shrubs, and preparing a new area for plots. Committee members also locate plots, mark the area to be dug for burial and meet with people to help select plots. Additional land was purchased in 1999 is now being developed as part of the existing cemetery.
For more information contact Mr. Chris Mew @ 832-3664
The cemetery is located on Route 845. It is 0.5km west of Kredl's on the Pickwaucket Road.
The cemetery committee sees to the upkeep of the cemetery property, which can involve leveling headstones, adding fill to plots, planting grass, trimming shrubs, and preparing a new area for plots. Committee members also locate plots, mark the area to be dug for burial and meet with people to help select plots. Additional land was purchased in 1999 is now being developed as part of the existing cemetery.
For more information contact Mr. Chris Mew @ 832-3664
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Street Address
22 Church Street
Hampton,
NB
E5N 5B3
Canada
Phone: (506) 832-3327
Fax: (506) 832-2157
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Church Pastor
Fr Don Savoie
Parish Priest
22 Church Street
Hampton,
NB
E5N 5B3
Canada
Phone: (506) 832-0384
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