Fearing high costs, Fort Smith cathedral moves Sunday Mass elsewhere
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Mackenzie-Fort Smith announced that services will move beginning November 8, with Mass continuing at 11am every Sunday throughout the winter.
Dumont estimated the cathedral can accommodate more than 600 people, but typically sees around 40 attending Sunday Mass.
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Fearing high costs, Fort Smith cathedral moves Sunday Mass elsewhere
Eshana Gohil
Tuesday November 3, 2026 at 6:16pm MT
St Joseph's Cathedral in Fort Smith. Ollie Williams/Cabin Radio
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Sunday Mass at St Joseph’s Cathedral in Fort Smith will temporarily move to the parish’s family centre as the church looks to reduce heating costs over the winter.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Mackenzie-Fort Smith announced that services will move beginning November 8, with Mass continuing at 11am every Sunday throughout the winter.…
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