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.
Assumption of the Blessed VIrgin Mary in Meath Park was built between 1958-1959. It is the second church of the parish. The first church of the parish still stands today as a reminder of the pioneers. We did an article on it as well, check out the Janow Corners church. This large church stands higher …
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St. Michaels Ukrainian Catholic church, also known as Sich church of St. Michael is located near Krydor, Saskatchewan. This beautiful abandoned ukrainian church was dissolved from the church in 2016 and demolished in 2018. The first time I saw a photo of this church I knew I had to see it. Seeing an abandoned Ukrainian …
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The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic church in central Saskatchewan is another example of historic rural churches. Today, rural churches that are still active, are few and far between. Unfortunately, most have been abandoned, demolished, vandalized, burned or in a state where they are still cared for but only used once a …
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St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox Church was built in 1909. This rural church is located in east-central Saskatchewan. I was unable to find any further history.
Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic church is located in Vonda, Saskatchewan. This church is the first in the parish and was built around 1942. It’s built of wood construction with a basement and three cupolas. It was designed to seat 100 people, has electricity and central oil heating. The church was built through fundraising and private …
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Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic church located at Janow Corners, Saskatchewan was built in 1917. It is the first church of the parish. The interior of the church was finished in 1919. In 1958-1959 a second church was built in Meath Park as a replacement of this church. Parishioners use this location …
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The church of St. Michael located near Wishart, Saskatchewan is the second church of the parish. The first church, completed in 1908 was the pioneer church that served the parish for sixteen years. The second church was constructed in 1924 for $12,000 on property purchased from the CPR. The church is built of wood, with …
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Belgrave Ukrainian Orthodox Church is located in Saskatchewan. It is a beautiful rural church that looks to be still use. I have not been able to find any history.
The first church was built in 1905 and destroyed by a fire in 1925. It is the second church (current building) of the parish built in 1926 on this same spot but was relocated to its current spot in 1954 for practical reasons. The foundations of the original church can still be found beside the cemetery. The …
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