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St. Patrick Church is located in Imogene, Iowa. The marble in the altar was imported from Italy a second time, after the first shipment sank in the Titanic.

Love of God, country and family is visibly displayed in the stained glass windows that adorn the church. The craftmanship of the church windows was the creation of Italian glass masters which had been comissioned on behalf of families residing in Imogene.

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	~~In Imogene, Iowa, the Church of~~ St. Patrick, ~~has~~ ~~held~~ in ~~its bosom~~, ~~generations of devout Irish and German immigrants who seeded the fertile fields of Southwest~~ Iowa ~~with scores of hard working, beautiful women and handsome men. The Altar stands as a testimony of the resilience of the people of Imogene~~. The marble in the altar was imported from Italy a second time, after the first shipment sank in the ~~frigid waters of the Atlantic along with the rest of the~~ Titanic.		'''St. Patrick Church''' is located in Imogene, Iowa. The marble in the altar was imported from Italy a second time, after the first shipment sank in the Titanic.

	Love of ~~god~~, country and family is visibly displayed in the ~~gorgeous~~ stained glass windows that adorn the church. The craftmanship of the church windows was the creation of Italian glass masters which had been comissioned on behalf of families residing in Imogene.		Love of God, country and family is visibly displayed in the stained glass windows that adorn the church. The craftmanship of the church windows was the creation of Italian glass masters which had been comissioned on behalf of families residing in Imogene.