Sign of Blessing and Growth: Saint Barnabas (Omaha) Acquires Offutt House

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From the Saint Barnabas parish website:

Saint Barnabas has acquired the historic Offutt-Yost house at North 39th and Davenport Streets (immediately adjacent to the church and to the Joslyn Castle) as a home for its expanding ministries in Midtown Omaha.


The 1894, 6000-square-foot Renaissance Revival or “Chateauesque” building will serve as the church’s Parish House and Rectory as of January 1, 2019, and includes public rooms and residences for the pastor and pastoral staff. As a hub for Saint Barnabas’ apostolic work in building Catholic culture and in evangelization, the parish house will provide much-needed space for educational, devotional, outreach, fellowship, and administrative activities. These include the parish’s thriving high school, Saint Barnabas Classical Academy, as well as major events planned to celebrate the church’s 150th anniversary in 2019.

Saint Barnabas is a parish of the Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, a diocese-like jurisdiction established by Pope Benedict XVI for North America in 2012 for former Anglicans entering into the full communion of the Roman Catholic Church.

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