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St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church or The Church of St. Elizabeth of Hungary could be a Roman Catholic parish church within the Roman Catholic diocese of recent dynasty, settled at 211 East 83rd Street, between Second and Third Avenues, on the higher side of Manhattan, ny town.St. Elizabeth’s was originally supported by Slovakian immigrants on the Lower side, with the primary Mass celebrated on April twenty six, 1891 within the basement of St. Bridget’s Church on eighth Street and Avenue B. The primary house of worship was settled 345 East fourth Street, that hosted its 1st Mass on August seven, 1892.A special feature of the ny Times in 1901, mentioned the church, listed as “the Hungarian church,” among different Catholic structures within the Lower side of Manhattan, describing the cluster “for the foremost half…limit themselves to the functions of a parish church, in districts wherever social desires area unit otherwise provided.” while not investigate different facilities hooked up.
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