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St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, Jackson County, OR

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, ...

Significance: The Catholic residents of Jacksonville first celebrated mass in the home of Charles Casey in 1853, when missionary Father James Croke visited the town. In 1855, when Father Croke again undertook ... More

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, Jackson County, OR

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, ...

Significance: The Catholic residents of Jacksonville first celebrated mass in the home of Charles Casey in 1853, when missionary Father James Croke visited the town. In 1855, when Father Croke again undertook ... More

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, Jackson County, OR

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, ...

Significance: The Catholic residents of Jacksonville first celebrated mass in the home of Charles Casey in 1853, when missionary Father James Croke visited the town. In 1855, when Father Croke again undertook ... More

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, Jackson County, OR

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, ...

Significance: The Catholic residents of Jacksonville first celebrated mass in the home of Charles Casey in 1853, when missionary Father James Croke visited the town. In 1855, when Father Croke again undertook ... More

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, Jackson County, OR

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fourth & D Streets, Jacksonville, ...

Significance: The Catholic residents of Jacksonville first celebrated mass in the home of Charles Casey in 1853, when missionary Father James Croke visited the town. In 1855, when Father Croke again undertook ... More