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Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC

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Ron Slayen
8 years ago

The potential gutting of the North Chapel will be on the March 15, 630pm agenda of the Peninsula Community Planning Board. I will be representing many artists from the Arts District/Liberty Station in our opposition to this threat.

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Angelo Nibizi
8 years ago

Ok

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Fr Carlos Borja
8 years ago

Please do not destroy this chapel!!

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Catherine Neale
8 years ago

My gospel choir performed here on First Friday. The acoustics are ideal for music. A restaurant? An abomination.

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Marilyn Taluban
8 years ago

Please preserve the North Chapel as a chapel. It holds many memories for those who have been married there and should be protected and remain as a historic site.

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Carmen samonte
8 years ago

Petition for the chapel to stay as is.

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Jaime Hernandez
8 years ago

That is a monument to history as well as a place pf worship for many folks who worshipped there in the past and who still worship there . . . .. There are enough eating places in Liberty Station already as well as outdoor space for eating under the sky and stars. . .was just ate at Liberty Station last week last week . . . . Leave the church alone . . .PLEASE!!!

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Maximo tan
8 years ago

Please save the historic san diego north chapel at NTC

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Anonymous
8 years ago

St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin, pray for us! Is it possible to place announcements indicating this NEED in ALL parish bulletins of the parishes found in the insert of The Reign of Mary--ALL FOUR PAGES? Please TITLE IT: PRESERVE AN HISTORIC SAN DIEGO SITE: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC...indicating the website/Facebook/Twitter and encouraging each parishioner thereof to ask several fellow parishioners--"Did you sign the petition/Facebook/Twitter for saving one of our churches in San Diego? I did and it's easy. Check out the website/Facebook/Twitter Father has in the bulletin." I suggest the announcement appear every week for 16 weeks unless our goal is reached prior to the deadline. God bless you and yours always and in all ways!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

What happened to the signature and comments of my wife? She was number 999!

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Bryan Larsen
8 years ago Featured

I have been at weddings and choir concerts in this venue and it is a unique gem for san diegans to utilize and would be a shame to turn into a restaurant when the surrounding grounds all owned by the same company offer plenty of space for that type of business.

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Terry D Norman
8 years ago

Went to Boot Camp there in 1988. Preserve this chapel, that I attended for Sunday worship.

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Corinne Maksymicz
8 years ago

Preserve our history. It’s not something any one can recreate. Developing doesn’t have to be destroying. Find a creative way to use this space.

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Dan Wiedman
8 years ago

Please preserve / save this historic church...

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Mateo Canabal
8 years ago

Keep the church a church!

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Peter Reiss II
8 years ago

Keep it a church!

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Anne
8 years ago

We only have 3 Latin Masses left in San Diego county and this is one of them. Traditional Catholics are starved for Latin masses. Please don’t take this away. I bet you get a lot more traffic at Liberty Station from Catholics who go to Mass there than another restaurant would draw.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Too much redevelopment has already occurred on the property of former Navy Recruit Depot San Diego. So many of the types of businesses that have taken up leases have zero respect for this country's Military and it's history. The former Officer and ellisted staff as well as the many thousands of recruits would be turning in their graves if they learned of this. This news should be shared across the country on the many local news channels so that we have many more signatures.

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Sandra Jahries
8 years ago

Please save this historical chapel for it's intended use

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Fanny Mercado
8 years ago

Save the chapel