Updated through online information from Andrew Scanlon (November 7, 2024): via Richard Pelland: Kimball instrument rebuilt by Richard Pelland approximately 1982 through 1985. Three manual console was installed in the front of the church, and the choir division from Skinner Op. 136 was installed in front to assist the Organist with sound delay since most of the instrument was in the rear gallery.

Information received online from Andrew Scanlon (2024-10-29): Recently learned from Richard Pelland who rebuilt the instrument that it was a 1935 Kimball.

Visited the church this evening, as I drove by and saw the lights on. Has not been open as a Roman Catholic Church since 2002. Friendly personnel say that the organ was completely taken out when it became the Missionary church. No further information available. A wooden chamber with expression shades can be seen in the rear gallery but man operating sound equipment says there are no pipes remaining.