St. Mary of Isle Church in Long Beach reopens for 1st time since Sandy
Another Long Beach landmark destroyed by Sandy has been reopened. St. Mary of the Isle Roman Catholic Church on East Walnut Street was flooded and seriously damaged during the storm. The building
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Aug 16, 2013, 3:23 AM
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Updated 4,338 days ago
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Another Long Beach landmark destroyed by Sandy has been reopened.
St. Mary of the Isle Roman Catholic Church on East Walnut Street was flooded and seriously damaged during the storm. The building required months of heavy renovations.
Bishop Robert Brennan was on hand for the dedication and officiated a Mass at 7 p.m.
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