Landmark 80-year-old church in Nova Scotia bought by two Acadian groups

An aerial photo of St. Bernard Roman Catholic Church in St. Bernard, N.S., on the province’s southwestern coast is shown in a handout photo. A large, deconsecrated Roman Catholic church in southwestern Nova Scotia that was facing demolition has been sold. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Travis Baker**MANDATORY CREDIT**

ST. BERNARD, N.S. - A large, deconsecrated Roman Catholic church in southwestern Nova Scotia that was facing demolition has been sold.

A news release says the St. Bernard Church — a landmark to the Acadian community — has been bought by Nation Prospère Acadie and la Société Héritage Saint-Bernard and the agreement was ratified by the Diocese of Halifax-Yarmouth on Friday.

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