Adding a Turning Lane

Sixth Street, was closed yesterday to stripe the wider street. The first portion was to grind out the old yellow lines.

Stripes were put down so there can now be a turning lane. This should make it easier to get into the church and a help overall traffic flow along 6th street. Unfortunately we got some unforecast rain. As a result the workers will need to come back for a few finishing touches.

All of this is part of the St. Columbkille's Pave the Way project. While the city approved the project, we are paying for it to make the street better for our parishioners and our neighbors.

OPEN!!

If you haven't driven by, you'll be delighted to know that

the construction on 6th Street (Cornhusker) just South of

the church is completed and driving is back to normal.

Surrounded by Construction

In addition to the construction south of the parish on 6th Street (Cornhusker) ...

we are putting new pavement by the north entrance to the church.

Daily Masses and prayer continue as normal, but

you may need to plan on a little extra time to get here.
Jesus is worth it.

Street Construction

Sixth Street (Cornhusker) just south

of the church is under construction.

Public Works Director Marty Leming has assured us that one of the entrances into the church parking lot will be kept open all the time. But this does make driving around the church and parking more difficult.

You should plan on it taking a little longer

than usual to get into Mass this weekend.