Curtin was chosen over architect William P. Ginther of Akron, Ohio, who built many Roman Catholic churches throughout the Midwest. Ginther designed an alternate plan for the church trustees who had concerns about Curtin's design.
The selection of Curtin as the architect for the new church resulted in a decision over William P. Ginther, who was known for designing many Roman Catholic churches throughout the Midwest. Ginther proposed an alternative plan to the church trustees who had reservations about Curtin's design.