A look today at the makeshift altar on the East 12th Street plywood …
… where Mary Help of Christians once stood…
Developer Douglas Steiner awaits city approval for his retail-residential complex at the now-empty lot.
Photos by EVG reader Alta Tseng.
Updated 8:13 p.m.
UGH. EVG reader Amy L. Anderson shared these photos from about 4:30 … someone destroyed the makeshift altar. Happy Easter!
Updated 9:11 p.m.
Alta just let us know that someone made an effort to put the altar back together…
Previously on EV Grieve:
New residential complex at former Mary Help of Christians lot may include rooftop swimming pool
Meet your new neighbor on Avenue A
Makeshift altar arrives at former Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
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