Atlanta Archbishop
John F. Donoghue will dedicate St. Matthew Catholic Church in Tyrone on
Sunday, Oct. 22 beginning at 2 p.m. with a celebration of the Mass.
The new church
building is adjacent to Our Lady of Victory Catholic School in Tyrone,
just off Ga. Highway 74 on Jenkins Road.
St. Matthew
Catholic Church is also celebrating its 22nd year of service to the south
Atlanta metro communities of College Park, Fairburn, Fayetteville, Newnan,
Palmetto and Peachtree City. The church, pastored by the Rev. Leo Holleran,
MS, was originally in Fairburn.
Ground was
broken July 9, 1999 for the $2 million new church structure, which was
designed by Passantino and Bavier of Smyrna, and built by Dudley Barrett
Construction Co. of Atlanta,
The fan-shaped
church will have a 700-person seating capacity, expanding to 1,000 including
the balcony. A 5,000-square foot administrative building is connected
to the sanctuary.







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