US EditionFaith, hope and history:Black Catholic history exhibit opens in Richmond’s Jackson Ward - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %
When Mary Lauderdale moved to Richmond 30 years ago, there was a sign in her Fulton neighborhood for St. Augustine Catholic parish, but no church. “I was walking around, looking all over for it,” said Lauderdale, who is now a parishioner at Holy Rosary, Richmond, and the director of collections at the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia in the Jackson Ward neighborhood of Richmond. “I even looked in the phone book.” As it turned o…
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Faith, hope and history:Black Catholic history exhibit opens in Richmond’s Jackson Ward - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %
When Mary Lauderdale moved to Richmond 30 years ago, there was a sign in her Fulton neighborhood for St. Augustine Catholic parish, but no church. “I was walking around, looking all over for it,” said Lauderdale, who is now a parishioner at Holy Rosary, Richmond, and the director of collections at the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia in the Jackson Ward neighborhood of Richmond. “I even looked in the phone book.” As it turned o…
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