Father Dan

Fleming, administrator of St. Mary Magdalene, said the continuing growth

of the young faith community had prompted the necessity of seeking larger

space.

"It's

a good problem to have for a new congregation, Fleming said. "Our

mission numbers keep rising and we are pretty much at overflow for our

Saturday evening Mass at the chapel."

Fleming said

he was grateful to Pastor John Hagan and the people of Cokes Chapel for

sharing their facility.

"The two

congregations have formed a close friendship," Fleming said, "

and will continue to share special worship services together such as Ash

Wednesday."

For several

years, St. Mary Magdalene and Cokes Chapel have joined forces for an ecumenical

Ash Wednesday service and distribution of ashes.

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