“St Gregory's Parish Queanbeyan is one of the oldest historical churches with a new stone and wooden altar created by Bablinski of Newtown, Sydney, which was counted to the church with other improvements. The Church St Gregory's Church was remodelled after one hundred years after their dedication in 1957. The architecture of St. Gregory's was loosely founded on town church designs by Augustus Welby Pugin, the leading Catholic Gothic Revival architect of the time. The church is also the front door to their faith community, which leads and invites people to come and explore, or where they can come and join in whatever offers them life. St Gregory's church has been utilised over recent years for Polish, Croatian and Italian masses and school masses.”
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