Located next to the St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church on Hillhouse Avenue in New Haven, Connecticut, you will find one of the finest Neo-Gothic style buildings in the city that was not built by Yale University. This structure was constructed in 1907 as the Priory for the Catholic Church next door. Historically, the church had been under the care of the Dominican friars of the Province of St. Joseph, based in New York City, and the church needed a residence for the friars (a Priory). Due to dwindling attendance at churches all over the country, area churches were consolidated under the Hartford Archdiocese, who replaced the friar residents of this building with Dioscesan priests in late 2021.
Buildings of New England 
Where is photo of St. BRENDAN’S on Whalley Avenue and Ellsworth Avenue????
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I haven’t gotten to that church yet. In due time!
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Memories of my childhood sledding down the hill behind St. Brendan’s….
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