The Ukrainian church project started in 2008 when Alicia had the idea to document all the Ukrainian Catholic and Ukrainian Orthodox churches through photography and video. She finished the project in 2021 and has moved onto Ukrainian churches in Manitoba and Alberta.
Holy Spirit Parish, also known as the Holy Ghost Church was a Ukrainian Orthodox church in Whitkow, Saskatchewan. It was built in 1933 and demolished in 2013 due to a leaking dome and low funds for repairs. Holy spirit church was constructed in 1933. The first service was held in 1934. The church gained Municipal …
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SS. Peter and Paul Ukrainian catholic church was built in 1927 and is the second church of the parish. The first chruch was built in 1912 by members of the Roman Catholic community. A few years later the Catholic community decided to move the church to their own site. The church that stands today is …
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This Ukrainian Catholic church is known as Descent of the Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost, and Chekhiv or Chechow. It is still used for a few services a year and is well-loved by congregation members. Holy Ghost church was built in 1906 and relocated in 1927 to a different spot on the same site. It cost …
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The Holy Ghost church in Insinger Saskatchewan is becoming one of the most well known abandoned churches in Saskatchewan. We do not know much about this church. We know that it was built sometime in the 1940’s, it’s Ukrainian Orthodox and it’s not brick on the outside, its faux brick (you know that shingle material …
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Rama is a small village in Saskatchewan founded in 1919. This town has a strong religous background with 2 Ukrainian churches and a large Catholic church complete with a grotto. This article’s focus is on the Ukrainian churches. St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic church in Rama is …
The abandoned and oldest Ukrainian Orthodox log temple church in Saskatchewan.
When we think of Ukrainian settlements in the province there are specific areas that have a stronger presense and lots of churches. This church however is not in one of those areas. It is in the southwest part of Saskatchewan, where there are not very many Ukrainian churches. Maybe that is what makes this church …
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St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox church was located in Hubbard, Saskatchewan. It was built between 1953-1954 and hosted regular services until 1967. The last service was held in 1970. The church was built by volunteer labor and families contributing $100 per family toward the build. It was demolished (burned) in 2010 and the dome remains on …
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Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church The church of the Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic church is the second church of the parish. The first church was built in 1937, was enlarged in 1944 to add a pastor’s residence and closed in 1965. The old church property and building were sold and the parish built the new, …
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St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic church in Dana, Saskatchewan, is the second church in the parish. The first church was built in 1915, two miles west of Dana. The first church was used until 1945 at which time they built a larger church as seen today. This church was built on the original site …
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