These are some of the historic architectural designs in the new St. Charles Parish

St. Charles Parish, a Roman Catholic church in Hartland, built a new church. One of its features is these bronze plaques which are replicas of the ones on the main doors of the Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore in Verona, Italy.

St. Charles Borromeo is depicted in one of the stained-glass windows at St. Charles Parish, a Roman Catholic church in Hartland. This window was obtained from a church which closed in Indiana.

St. Charles Parish's new church, a Roman Catholic church on 313 Circle Drive in Hartland, opened in the beginning of April. It was built on the same property as its former church. The new church has a lot of unique stained-glass fixtures as well as historical architecture.

St. Charles Parish, a Roman Catholic church in Hartland, just opened its new church. One of its features are two crosses on its roof, one on the cupola of the dome and one on top of the bell tower. Both are replicas of the cross that adorned the original St. Charles Church on Hill Street in Hartland.

Pictured is the interior of the new St. Charles Parish in Hartland. It was constructed in the parking lot next to the old church. It opened in April and features historical architectural features.

St. Charles Parish, a Roman Catholic church in Hartland, just opened its new church. Its features include historic architectural designs from Northern Italy. The church opened the first week of April.

St. Charles Parish, a Roman Catholic church in Hartland, has a new building. It is on 313 Circle Drive, built on the same property as its former church. The church held its dedication opening event on April 6.

St. Charles Parish in Hartland opened its new church April 6. Its seating capacity is 1,230 and it boasts many historical architectural features.

St. Charles Parish, a Roman Catholic church in Hartland, just opened its new church. Its features include many windows with stained glass. The church opened in April.