Buy, borrow, or steal: How communities have kept Saskatchewa

Buy, borrow, or steal: How communities have kept Saskatchewan churches alive and on the move


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In 1923, the parishioners of St. Scholastica in the Saskatchewan community of Burr stole their church.
Not in a metaphorical or allegorical sense. Their church had been taken over by a new diocese and they didn’t approve. So they picked it up and spirited it back into the jurisdiction of their old abbacy.
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“They did it — as I can understand it — without asking,” says amateur historian Ed Novecosky. “This decision and action was taken by the parishioners … but there could have been a wink-wink, nudge-nudge from the priest. You never know.”

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