Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC
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Marie Bateman
8 years ago
Don't do it. Keep this historic site. Shame on you
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Robert lemme
8 years ago
Retain the church and its historic value
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Save the chapel because we must learn to venerate our history and traditions.
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Maria Spiers
8 years ago
Please, preserve this jewel. There are way too many restaurants and stores. Right now there aren't beautiful chapels to praise God in. Think about the blessings you will receive by thinking of your maker first and the honor which is due to Him. God will bless your generosity ten fold.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Praise the LORD.
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Zachary Pylypuik
8 years ago
Domine Iesu dimitte nobis debita nostra, salvae nos ab igne inferiori perduc in caelum omnes animas praesertim eas que tua maxima idigent
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Holy Mary, be thou a help to the helpless, strength to the fearful, comfort to the sorrowful, pray for the people, plead for the clergy, intercede for all holy women consecrated to God; may all who keep thy sacred commemoration feel the might of thine assistance.
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Richard S Phillips
8 years ago
The chapel is historically significant, set aside as a place of worship, reflection and celebration, not for another crase commercial adventure.
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Bruce and Jane Hopkins
8 years ago
I was in a Navy wedding party here in 1969. Military couples still need this venue!
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Dorothea LAUB
8 years ago
I strongly oppose the conversation of the North Chapel into a restaurant.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I am against the chapel being converted into retail restaurant space.
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Patricia Fares
8 years ago
We have plenty of eating options at Liberty Station, but only one historic church!
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Jarvis Ross
8 years ago
Having served in the army during the Korean War I have deep respect for those in the Navy who worshiped here and gave their lives in WWII. McMillin was wrongfully given the former NTC for no money and has cheated on so many promises don't let them get away with this one.
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Susan Wright
8 years ago
The McMillan company is known for preserving Liberty Station. Don't change now!
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Mary Johnson
8 years ago
Preserve the history!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The site is historic and should be preserved and perhaps opened to non-denominational services, weddings, etc
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Maria Galué
8 years ago
No se la dejen quitar. Es nuestra. Que hagan el restaurante en su casa.
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gerald graves
8 years ago
as a recruit in 1963 I attended services in this chapel and think it would be a disgrace to change it from what it was designed to be!
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James Quint
8 years ago
Leave the church
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Joanne Adams
8 years ago
It would be a crime to tear this iconic building, that has so much history, down. Nothing could go in its place to replace what it represents now!
Don't do it. Keep this historic site. Shame on you
Retain the church and its historic value
Save the chapel because we must learn to venerate our history and traditions.
Please, preserve this jewel. There are way too many restaurants and stores. Right now there aren't beautiful chapels to praise God in. Think about the blessings you will receive by thinking of your maker first and the honor which is due to Him. God will bless your generosity ten fold.
Praise the LORD.
Domine Iesu dimitte nobis debita nostra, salvae nos ab igne inferiori perduc in caelum omnes animas praesertim eas que tua maxima idigent
Holy Mary, be thou a help to the helpless, strength to the fearful, comfort to the sorrowful, pray for the people, plead for the clergy, intercede for all holy women consecrated to God; may all who keep thy sacred commemoration feel the might of thine assistance.
The chapel is historically significant, set aside as a place of worship, reflection and celebration, not for another crase commercial adventure.
I was in a Navy wedding party here in 1969. Military couples still need this venue!
I strongly oppose the conversation of the North Chapel into a restaurant.
I am against the chapel being converted into retail restaurant space.
We have plenty of eating options at Liberty Station, but only one historic church!
Having served in the army during the Korean War I have deep respect for those in the Navy who worshiped here and gave their lives in WWII. McMillin was wrongfully given the former NTC for no money and has cheated on so many promises don't let them get away with this one.
The McMillan company is known for preserving Liberty Station. Don't change now!
Preserve the history!
The site is historic and should be preserved and perhaps opened to non-denominational services, weddings, etc
No se la dejen quitar. Es nuestra. Que hagan el restaurante en su casa.
as a recruit in 1963 I attended services in this chapel and think it would be a disgrace to change it from what it was designed to be!
Leave the church
It would be a crime to tear this iconic building, that has so much history, down. Nothing could go in its place to replace what it represents now!