
This review is for the fish fry that St Rita's puts on every Lenten season. It's every Friday during Lent for both lunch and dinner hours. It's in the basement where you can sit and eat, or you...
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Founded in 1919, St. Rita Catholic Church in Indianapolis holds the distinction of being the first African-American parish in the city. Originally an extension of St. Bridget Catholic Church, it has played a vital role in the Martindale Brightwood community through its educational and social initiatives, particularly under the leadership of Father Bernard Strange beginning in 1935.
The parish has a rich history of community service, including sports leagues, youth programming, and social outreach programs aimed at combating neighborhood challenges. St. Rita continues to honor its patron saint through various ministries and support efforts, fostering a spirit of stewardship and social justice within the community.
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This review is for the fish fry that St Rita's puts on every Lenten season. It's every Friday during Lent for both lunch and dinner hours. It's in the basement where you can sit and eat, or you...
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