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Article: Despite Catholic feel, developers say Ave Maria, Fla., is inclusive
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- Charleston Gazette
- Article date:
- July 24, 2007
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By Brain Skoloff
The Associated Press
NAPLES, Fla. - Ave Maria is not a Roman Catholic town, its
builders say.
Yes, the streets have names like Annunciation Circle and John Paul
II Boulevard. The town is laid out to catch the sunrise at a certain
angle each March 25, the day Catholics celebrate the Feast of
Annunciation. And the Catholic university's towering 10-story church
dominates the landscape.
However, Ave Maria is open to everyone, said Blake Gable, project
manager for the Barron Collier Cos., which is building the new town
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