St. Antony of Padua Church was built to serve the residents of the newly built Westinghouse Village in 1904. The church has a corrugated iron structure which it maintains although it was reclad in 1994. The church closed in 2009 however much interest reamins despite there being no residential area nearby. As part of heritage open days, we will be opening the doors of our church and inviting people to come and view our hidden gem. There will be an exhibition in place detailing the history of the church and time will be given for private prayer and reflection. Come along and discover the magnificent history of our wonderful church
