St. Perpetua's Church

(22,45) (bic) (statuses) (update) St. Perpetua's Church Mallrat TSI TKS CTD 10:44, 5 February 2023 (UTC)

St. Perpetua's Church Lukinswood [22, 45] wasteland Dickinson Square School Watson Boulevard Judd Crescent St. Perpetua's Church Withnail Road Ormrod Drive a cemetery a junkyard Basic Info: Churches contain crucifixes, wine, and first aid kits, though hospitals are far better for that last item. Churches have no internal descriptions. Church doors do not close but can be barricaded shut.

This beautiful old church was erected in 1766, replacing a lunatic-asylum which was destroyed in an arson attack.

One of the distinctive features of the church is its dark, gothic interior. Both imported Hungarian black-stone, and local limestone were used in its construction. As well as illegally-imported Burmese teak wood flooring that, sadly, remains hidden beneath masses of dried zombie excrement.

The impressive stained glass windows are steeped in history too, for they were donated by parishioners in memory of relatives who had perished in the asylum fire. However, much of the glass-work depicts scenes of torture, torment and suffering, reminiscent of early Hogarth etchings.

The building was financed by a local criminal, and was subsequently seen as more of a den of iniquity than a place of worship. Construction was completed in an astonishing sixteen months and, in 1770, St Perpetua’s was dedicated by Archbishop “Dagger John” Hughes. So great was the crowd at the opening that some of the surrounding walls collapsed from the weight of onlookers, resulting in the extremely painful deaths of sixty seven children.

The church's cool, simple interior contains many fascinating memorial tablets to some of Matlon's earliest settlers, as well as present day zombie-bone memorials to some of Matlon's illustrious and much loved residents.

Barricade Policy

VSB. Entry point. The church's cemetery is an active revive point.

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