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Saint Charles Mission Church Restored

The Saint Charles Mission Church (restored). Led by the efforts of Father Grouard (whose contributions included the interior iconography) and Father Husson, construction of this church was completed in 1887.

The Saint Charles Mission Church (restored). Led by the efforts of Father Grouard (whose contributions included the interior iconography) and Father Husson, construction of this church was completed in 1887.

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