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| Description | St Paul's Church, Allaway Avenue, Paulsgrove, City of Portsmouth, England. The newest Roman Catholic church in the city; it was completed in 1970, although Mass had been celebrated eon this large postwar housing estate since 1949. An ex-Army hut was used until September 1959, when the completion of the Catholic school meant that its hall could be used until the church was ready. It is part of a joint parish with St Colman's Church (1928) in Cosham. |
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