Editing Duncan, Nebraska (section)

===Religion===
[[File:St. Stanislaus Church (Duncan, Nebraska) from S.JPG|thumb|upright|alt=Art Deco church with statue of St. Stanislaus on upper facade|St. Stanislaus Church]]

The only remaining organized church in Duncan is St. Stanislaus Catholic Church.<ref name=allabout>[http://www.ci.duncan.ne.us/duncan.htm "All About Duncan"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090726095930/http://www.ci.duncan.ne.us/duncan.htm |date=July 26, 2009 }} (Village of Duncan website).  Retrieved April 11, 2010.</ref>
The current church was built in 1939; the patron saint's name is inscribed on the cornerstone in [[Polish language|Polish]].<ref>[http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St._Stanislaus_Church_(Duncan,_Nebraska)_cornerstone.JPG Photo of cornerstone.]  Retrieved April 11, 2010.</ref>

In the past 25 years, many changes have taken place in the parish. 1971 saw the formation of the first Parish Council which assists the pastor and congregation in decision making and leadership. A parish center was constructed and dedicated in 1979. Also in 1980, a senior citizen group named the Golden Age Club was formed.<ref name=allabout />

Plans for the church's future include ongoing remodeling for the old parish hall, recently renamed Pulaski Hall. In the fall of 1992 a church youth group was formed for the parish's high school students. Membership currently is about 25 youth who once a year transform Pulaski Hall into a "Haunted Hall" at Halloween as one of their fundraisers. The group promotes fellowship and responsibility.<ref name=allabout />