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What is The Heritage Project?
The St. Nicholas Heritage Project is focused on continuing our Catholic heritage of faith, demonstrating strong Christian values, and promoting Catholic education, service, and fellowship. We plan to accomplish this by enhancing our facilities and increasing accessibility to our parish and school through the creation of an Education Center and a Fellowship Center.
Our Master Plan
St. Nicholas is embarking on a phased Master Plan to update and renovate our beloved parish campus. By utilizing a two-phase approach, we ensure the funding for each building project is raised and that construction begins as soon as possible. Phase 1 of The Heritage Project focuses on a new Education Center for our children. Phase 2 addresses our growing parish needs with a new Fellowship Center.
Our Goal
The Heritage Project is a testament to our devotion to God and His children. With the new Education Center and Fellowship Center, St. Nicholas will provide the cornerstone for years of faith, formation, ministry, and celebrations!
The vision for Phase 1, the Education Center, set a fundraising goal at $3 million, which was accomplished. For Phase 2, the Fellowship Center, the goal is $3,300,000. Construction of the new Education Center has been completed and its doors have officially opened for the 2019-20 school year. The hope of the new Fellowship Center follows! Check back periodically on the parish website or Facebook page for updates!
Your Role
Father Whittington and the leaders of The Heritage Project would like to invite you to make a contribution to The Heritage Project. Your gift will make a lasting impact for many generations and help secure the future of Catholic education and our many ministries. Please click the "DONATE" icon on this page to discover three easy ways to make a gift or contact the St. Nicholas Parish Office at (812) 623-2964. -
Blessing & Dedication of Education Center
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Students burying their blessed medals in the concrete
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Fr. Whittington pilots his drone for an aerial view!
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