The Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Dayton, Ohio, was built in 1988 using a Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne style with a limestone façade. The architect was Charles Williams. He was responsible for about a dozen Dayton buildings starting in 1882. The church closed in 1996 and, for a while, was planned to be converted into a retirement home for priests and nuns. However, in 2002, based on a program called, “A New Home for Worship,” the building became a Vietnamese Catholic church.
