Archbishop Kurtz dedicates the new St. Michael Church

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After nearly two years of construction, the new St. Michael Church was dedicated in a special celebration June 16.

Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz joined St. Michael pastor Father Richard Sullivan for the Rite of Dedication.

The 32,000-square-foot building can accommodate 1,200 people in the church pews and another 300 chairs can be added. The church — designed by lead architect Mark Trier from JRA Architects — is replacing a building that could only house 360 people.

The Jeffersontown parish has about 1,200 registered members.

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