Even though this 168-seater chapel is privately owned, it is open for prayer or meditation to all of the public. It forms an interesting part of local history; ask the volunteers about it. It's usually best to come during times of service, but even at other times the beautiful little chapel is a place of peace and tranquillity. Notably, this is the place where religious icons and statues from other Catholic churches in Rochester end up when those are closed. There's a lovely sense of community here. There’s also a gift shop.

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