Note: For Capital Campaign updates, please see “Related Links” at end of this page.
February 12, 2012, Update
We were honored to welcome Bishop Mitchell Rozanski to our parish as presider at our 11:15 a.m. Mass. He expressed his encouragement and support for our efforts to build our new church. Click here for more information about and photos from Bishop Rozanski’s visit
February 08, 2012 — Update
The Parish Site Plan shows the entire property with the location of the new church, Parish Center, historic church, and new parking area.
February 01, 2012, Update
In order to break ground for our new church, we must have $2.6 million. As of 12/31/11, our total is almost $2,3 million.
January 30, 2012, Update
Our Building Committee has been working on the design of the new church and we are happy to announce that we received approval of the site plan by the Frederick County Planning Commission in December!
This is the first step in many approvals required before filing for the building permit. The design team is working on finalizing the plans and elevations for presentation to the Archdiocese of Baltimore for approval, which will be followed by building permit submittal later this year.
You can see the current drawings here–
Exterior Views as of January 2012
To review the permitting reports, click the links below:
Summary of Planning Commission meeting on December 14, 2011 (see page “4 of 5″)
Video of Planning Commission hearing on December 14, 2011 (Scroll to and click on “St. Joseph’s Carrollton Manor Roman Catholic Congregation” below the video to fast-forward to the correct spot.)
As we continue to develop the details, the plan and elevations may change based on budget and county requirements. We will continue to keep you informed on the status of the design and approvals.
Thank you so much for your patience and contributions towards building our new church at St Joseph‑on‑Carrollton Manor.
Please keep the Building and Capital Campaign Committee in your prayers for continuing energy and enthusiasm. Help us erect and occupy Your House of Prayer for God’s Glory and Praise.
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