In 1905, Catholics were not all living in cities where they could attend mass, so the dilemma continued, that is until an idea of having a motor chapel was born.A young priest from Lapeer, Michigan, Francis C. Kelly, formed the Catholic Church Extension Society.The CCES was a way that the Catholic church could reach out to those who lived in the rural areas/ frontier. Kelly commented, they too are yearning for the sacraments and catholic fellowship.The experiment first used railway service to spread the gospel, but for those communities without rail service, the motor/mobile chapel was implemented.It was a monster ...