Abandoned churches of Detroit

[Chuck_MI]

St. Albertus at St. Aubin and Canfield in South Poletown still stands. It remained intact and unlooted throughout the 1990's. Don't know about now. Looks good on Google Earth. Probably year 2007 pictures, though.

[EastsideAl]

St. Albertus at St. Aubin and Canfield in South Poletown still stands. It remained intact and unlooted throughout the 1990's. Don't know about now. Looks good on Google Earth. Probably year 2007 pictures, though.

I believe St. Albertus is still open:
http://www.stalbertus.org/

[Retroit]

Interesting architectural style on that King Solomon: Gothic meets American Craftsman?

[jackie5275]

I believe St. Albertus is still open:
http://www.stalbertus.org/

St. Albertus, as a parish proper, has been closed for a while. However, they still have Mass there about once a month and on special occasions. October is Polish American History Month. We were there last month for a Mass honoring a number of Polish dance groups. They have a small, strong contingent keeping up the parish buildings & grounds which allows them to have Mass on these occasions.

[Rosa]

I believe St. Albertus is still open:
http://www.stalbertus.org/

I attended mass there a few years ago. The decor is wildly ornate and colorful, sort of like Sweetest Heart of Mary though not quite as grand. I highly recommend a visit.

[lizaanne]

I attended mass there a few years ago. The decor is wildly ornate and colorful, sort of like Sweetest Heart of Mary though not quite as grand. I highly recommend a visit.

Yes - there is Mass at St. Albertus twice a year a believe. It is a Traditional Latin Mass. I've wanted to go but it never fails that we have something going on and have to stay with our own parish, Assumption Grotto. Which is never ever a disappointment - Mass how Mass should be everywhere.

[kryptonite]

Yes - there is Mass at St. Albertus twice a year a believe. It is a Traditional Latin Mass. I've wanted to go but it never fails that we have something going on and have to stay with our own parish, Assumption Grotto. Which is never ever a disappointment - Mass how Mass should be everywhere.

St. Albertus used to have monthly mass in Polish. Plus a number of events throughout the year. I have volunteered for their cleanup days in the warm season several times. Here is their web page, http://www.stalbertus.org/ I just looked at the web site recently and they had a 'mass sehedule' link underneath FAQ's. But right now the link is not active.