Journey back in time to discover our sacred and literary roots including our American links and the story of Archbishop John Joseph Hughes - a native of this area who became the First Archbishop of New York.
The tour will take place after 11:15am Mass at approximately 12:30pm and is free of charge, donations are accepted in lieu of the restoration programme.
For further details visit our Facebook page - St Macartan’s, The Forth or Email forthchapel@gmail..com
Call direct on:
Tel07818186979
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