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Matins sans frontièresThe Church of the Assumption in Windsor, a national treasure. Built in 1842, the Church of the Assumption can be designated as a national historic site.

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Built in 1842, the Church of the Assumption can be designated as a national historic site.

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As work to restore the church of Ontario’s oldest permanent Catholic parish continues, a team from Parks Canada is considering the possibility of making it a national historic site.

For Diego Elizondo, the Church of the Assumption represents a large part of Ontario’s history, but also Canada’s.

This is the first parish of any denomination, not just Catholic, not just Francophone, so clearly a lot of history is associated with this parish.

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Diego Elizondo, project officer and head of the Built and Religious Heritage Committee of the Franco-Ontarian Heritage Network

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He also added that this parish is a jewel of Canadian religious heritage because it is unique in its neo-Gothic architecture and within its structure, which is still intact.

Source: Radio-Canada

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