St. Peter Claver Catholic Church, located in St. Inigoes, MD, is a vital part of the community, historically significant as the first Catholic school for African-American children in St. Mary's County. Established in 1916, it embodies a legacy of educational support until its closure in 1965, now serving as McKenna Hall Museum. The parish, designed by notable architect Philip Frohman in 1938, remains the only predominantly African-American parish in the county. Committed to social justice and community service, St. Peter Claver fosters an inclusive environment by celebrating diverse cultural heritages. The church is actively involved in addressing local challenges and upholding the dignity of its community members. Explore the array of support services and resources available to enhance community well-being.