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I am not sure why this is in Category:1958 in London and Category:Roman Catholic churches completed in 1958. There is no mention in the article of the church being completed in 1958 or anything notable happening to it in that year - all it says is that the church was built in 1938. The website of the church included in the article confirms this date and also indicates the church was founded in 1912, but does not mention 1958. Given that I would be tempted to assume 1958 is a mistake and it should be in 1938 categories. However, I know sometimes churches are not fully completed until years after their building started, so I wonder if this is the case and so am a bit hesitant to change without knowing the full details. If anybody does know for sure if the 1958 categories are an error it would be helpful to know so this could be fixed. Equally if there is a reason for the 1958 dates I think that would need to be added to the article, as as it stands I think this is confusing for readers. Dunarc (talk) 23:49, 13 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]