Hidden within Berwyn’s history lies the story of Saint Mary of Celle Church. This seemingly ordinary church holds a unique and fascinating past. Saint Mary of Celle Church wasn’t always a predominantly Polish parish. Founded in 1909, its early congregation consisted largely of Bohemian families. Records from as late as 1915 reveal this Bohemian majority. This challenges the common perception of Saint Mary of Celle as a Polish parish. The confusion might arise from non-Polish spellings mimicking Polish names. For instance, the Czech surname “Novak” is remarkably similar to the Polish “Nowak”. This subtle difference could lead to misinterpretations of historical records, obscuring the Bohemian presence at Saint Mary of Celle. So, as you stand before Saint Mary of Celle Church, remember its complex beginnings. It stands as a testament to the diverse communities that have shaped Berwyn’s history.
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