Our Lady Star of the Sea Church (Stamford, Connecticut)

Our Lady Star of the Sea Church (Stamford, Connecticut)
Our Lady Star of the Sea Church
Location 1220 Shippan Ave
Stamford, Connecticut
Country United States
Denomination Roman Catholic
Administration
Diocese Bridgeport
Province Hartford
Clergy
Bishop(s) Most Rev. William E. Lori

Our Lady Star of the Sea is a Roman Catholic church in Stamford, Connecticut, part of the Diocese of Bridgeport.

History

Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish was formed in 1964 to relieve overcrowding in nearby St. Mary's Church. The modern church with some Romanesque Revival features is located close to the Atlantic Ocean.

The parish supports an elementary school that was designated a Blue Ribbon school in 2010.[1]

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Coordinates: 41°02′10.14″N 73°31′38.39″W / 41.03615°N 73.5273306°W / 41.03615; -73.5273306


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