The temple in honor of the martyrs Gury, Samon and Aviv

Nice village, beautiful places and normal people live, by the way, they are already building a dome on the church

History of the temple The history of a rural church in honor of the three martyrs of Guria Samon and Aviv is inextricably linked with the history of the village itself. Yes, however, the name itself - the village implies the presence of the church. This village was different from the village. The first mention of the parish is found in the middle of the XVII century. The priests Rodion Vasiliev (1669), Vasily and Ilya (1718), Peter Timofeev (+1789), the son of Nikifor Petrov who took his place, are mentioned in historical papers related to the village and the parish. During the war with Napoleon, in 1812, already served Philip Nikiforov. Through the village went to Maloyaroslavets Russian troops. Do about. Philip and the clergy from the personal economy, army foragers withdrew pigs and chickens, rye, barley, hay, straw. The abbot reported to the diocese: "For all this, the content is the most necessary, and there is nothing to keep the cattle, and nothing has remained to sow the seeds." Rural clergy fed their work not only in the temple, but also in the church land. Often the fathers plowed and performed peasant work. The church in Trehsvyatsky for a long time remained wooden. In 1794 it was resumed after a fire. Since the village was official, not owner-owned, the construction was conducted at the expense of the parishioners. In the Clearing Sheets of the XIX century. It was noted that the church in Trehsvyatsky is wooden with the same bell tower, on a stone foundation, the building is strong, under the iron roof, utensils are sufficient. Kaluga diocesan lists in 1870 posted a message about how on the night of April 29, unknown intruders broke the bars in the window and stole 38 church rubles from the church cash desk. In 1873 the church of Guria, Samon and Aviv was ascribed to the neighboring church of the village of Fedorovskoye. In a report for 1916, the priest, Ivan Sergeevich Likhachev, wrote that the church and the bell tower in Trehsvyatsky are becoming dilapidated. Talking about the history of the temple it is not possible not to mention Alexei Mikhailovich Glukhov a local resident and the owner of one of the textile mini-factories. It was an amazing person who is obligatory and very active. At the end of XIX century. in Trehsvyatsky there was a small rural school that was huddled in an old peasant house near there was a church on the outskirts and a cemetery. Probably, this picture created a sad mood, because not far away on the hill was the house of Alexei Mikhailovich Glukhov, the best in beauty not only in the village, but also in the district. For the manors of the villagers they found places with good clay, began to dig it and mastered the production of bricks. First, no one knew what kind of development. All these matters were dealt with by Glukhov. But this did not apply. But when they began to take out the brick for the outskirts, and the masters to conduct the laying of the walls, everyone learned that Alexei Mikhailovich was building a school. Such a large building in the village was erected for the first time. This could only be in the county - a hall for 4 classes, a separate locker room, through the corridor two living rooms for teachers, an economic unit, a toilet. This school began to learn children not from the village, but also from nearby villages. But the bricks behind the village continued to be produced and transported on horseback and stored near the school. Residents were perplexed, what else was conceived by Alexey Mikhailovich. And he conceived not much and not little - to build next to the school in one ensemble a brick church - for a long time. No sooner said than done. The temple was built and consecrated. This is despite the fact that the old wooden church, decorated with limes throughout the perimeter, still functioned. Only somewhere in 1925-1926 on a hot summer day it for some unknown reason burned down, and the cemetery around the church was moved to a nearby birch grove. In addition, Glukhov was installed near the forest at the key and in the village near the People's House two chapels made of bricks with icons, which were surrounded by iron fences. They lasted about 20-25 years, and then they were separated.

The temple is being restored, by the parishioners, you can help)))

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