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===Description=== | |||
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'''St. Columbanus's Church''' is a [[Building Types#Church|church]] | '''St. Columbanus's Church''' is a [[Building Types#Church|church]] situated in the suburb of [[Owsleybank]]. It is located on the central northern area of the suburb and is the only church in the suburb. | ||
Its appearance is rather picturesque, with an ample amount of original wooden details. | |||
===History=== | |||
The church was built in 1891 by a Irish expatriate, who was also a priest of the Church of Ireland. It was named after St. Columbanus, a very famous Irish missionary and the patron saint of, among other things, motorcyclists. | |||
Originally, several large cemeteries were also planned to be built alongside the church - [[Wasteland 6,41|two]] [[Wasteland 5,42|buildings]] were torn down, leaving large open spaces. However, it was discovered that the ground was unsuitable for such purposes. The buildings were never rebuilt. | |||
Before the [[Malton Incident|outbreak]] in 2005 the church was used for ceremonies and weddings from people across Malton who stayed in the nearby motel overnight. | |||
On February 24, 2009, the [[Church of the Resurrection]] spread the word of Sweet Zombie Jesus within the doors of St. Colambanus's Church. The residents of Owsleybank were grateful and many surrendered their lives to Sweet Zombie Jesus. | |||
===Barricade Policy=== | |||
In accordance with the [[Owsleybank Barricade Plan]], the church is to be Extremely Heavily Barricaded. | |||
===Current Status=== | |||
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{{ZamgrhBuilding|Gahambanaz'z G-zazbarn}} | |||
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[[Category:Owsleybank]] | [[Category:Owsleybank]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:19, 3 January 2011
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Owsleybank [5,41]
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Description
St. Columbanus's Church is a church situated in the suburb of Owsleybank. It is located on the central northern area of the suburb and is the only church in the suburb.
Its appearance is rather picturesque, with an ample amount of original wooden details.
History
The church was built in 1891 by a Irish expatriate, who was also a priest of the Church of Ireland. It was named after St. Columbanus, a very famous Irish missionary and the patron saint of, among other things, motorcyclists.
Originally, several large cemeteries were also planned to be built alongside the church - two buildings were torn down, leaving large open spaces. However, it was discovered that the ground was unsuitable for such purposes. The buildings were never rebuilt.
Before the outbreak in 2005 the church was used for ceremonies and weddings from people across Malton who stayed in the nearby motel overnight.
On February 24, 2009, the Church of the Resurrection spread the word of Sweet Zombie Jesus within the doors of St. Colambanus's Church. The residents of Owsleybank were grateful and many surrendered their lives to Sweet Zombie Jesus.
Barricade Policy
In accordance with the Owsleybank Barricade Plan, the church is to be Extremely Heavily Barricaded.
Current Status
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Translation |
| In zamgrh, this location is known as Gahambanaz'z G-zazbarn. |
