Towns Central

The farming towns of Central Saskatchewan have a strong Catholic tradition, along with other Christian denominations. St Peter's Abbey at Muenster, near Humboldt, was the first Benedictine Abbey in Canada, founded about 1920.

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Towns Central;

Saskatchewan

Towns Central Map

TOWNS CENTRAL MAPS

West Window: Christ Enthroned, with Peter and Paul

All Saints Anglican Church, Watrous

Three Wooden Towers

All Saints Ukrainian Catholic Church, Humboldt

North Facade, Assumption Church

Assumption Church, Marysburg

St. Peter's Benedictine Abbey, Church and Bell Tower

Benedictine Abbey of St. Peter, Muenster

Craik United Church

Craik United, Craik

Ursuline Chapel, Bruno

Former Ursuline Convent, Bruno

Mary with Crown and Halo (detail)

Immaculate Conception Church, Tisdale

Lutheran Church, New Stockholm, Saskatchewan

Lutheran Church, New Stockholm

Sacred Heart Rose with Dalle de Verre

Sacred Heart Church, Eston

Planets Comets and Galaxies (detail)

Sacred Heart Church, Watson

St. Andrew with Dalle de Verre Halo (detail)

St Andrew's Church, Kenaston

St. Andrew's United Church, Yorkton

St Andrew's United Church, Yorkton

Circle of Infinite Life

St Augustine Church, Humboldt

St. Brieux Church, St. Brieux

St Brieux Church, St Brieux

Pelican and Fish

St Henry's Church, Melville

Humboldt Museum

The Humboldt Museum

Three Modern French Windows, Villa Angela, Humboldt

Villa Angela, Humboldt