by Jill Sederstrom
It has survived three fires, two world wars, the Depression and a changing neighborhood. But if there's one thing Holy Rosary Catholic Church has proved over the nearly 125 years that it's been a fixture in Kansas City, it's that it endures.
And the Catholic church hasn't just endured, it continues to thrive, offering solace, faith and a sense of community to more than 450 families who are members. The large brick church near the River Market area serves as a cornerstone in its Kansas City neighborhood and is held dear to people from Leawood to Liberty who continue to return to the church for weddings, holidays or other special occasions.
Source: http://www.kansascity.com/
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