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Ping.

[xJones]

While the Diocese holds the property deed for Pender Harbour in trust for the parish, it is the people of that congregation and the community who have resourced, built and maintained the church and properties. St. Simon’s, a separate legal entity, owns its church property and building, and the Diocese has no legal interest in it.

Hmmm, the Pender Harbour congregation paid for all their buildings and properties, but the Diocese still received a property deed for it. Can they successfully fight eviction? And the Diocese has no legal interest in St. Simon's but they still got an eviction notice unless they "reconsider". Is the Bishop's threat just hot air?