Cathedral of Decay (PA)

Published February 20, 2013

Cathedral of Decay (PA) – The Cathedral of Decay was built in 1894 and was in operation until just one year shy of a century. This Roman Catholic church now sits completely forgotten and in ruins. Looking up information on this beautiful church, one website lists its location as “Hell (or the closest thing to it)”. While I beg to differ whether it is the life or death type of exploration that others make it out to be, I can no doubt say that this is not located in a happy little suburb. Currently, there are no future plans for this magnificent cathedral. The only part of it that lives is a small building on the premises that is used as an out-patient drug treatment center. www.AbandonedNJ.com http twitter.com www.pinterest.com

Disparities Seen in Addiction Treatment

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Roughly half of all black and Hispanic patients who enter publicly funded alcohol treatment programs do not complete treatment, compared to 62 percent of white patients, according to a new study by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania …
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Raymond P. Hill Jr., 27, former Penn research assistant

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Raymond P. Hill Jr., 27, of Havertown, a former research assistant at the University of Pennsylvania, died Wednesday, Jan. 9, in San Francisco of an overdose of prescribed medication. … He planned to enter a Caron Foundation drug-rehab center in …
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