Greek Catholic Church of the Holy Archangel Michael

Church of St. arch Mikhail 1887. (UGCC) In 1692 the village was a branch of Brestov. The wooden church, built in 1699, is mentioned in the village of 1778. The present typical church stone was built from 1870 to 1887, the previous one was wooden, burned down. According to the memoirs of the Orthodox priest Dmytro Sidor, Mikhail Sidor, a place for a stone church, was isolated from his land by his great-grandfathers. The church was built from stone to lime, the vaults and the tower were brick, roofs covered with shingle. In 1920 the roofs were covered with a tin, and in 1935 the finish of the tower was tiled. In 1965, for the priest Matinka, the curators of Dmitry Sidor and Vasyl Rusin, a consecration of the temple was held after the construction of choirs and drawing. The repair and painting of the church was held in 1974, when the community was headed by Ivan Burch. The last repair was carried out in 1997 by curators Illya Burcha, Ivan Sofilkanych and Yuri Stankovych. The bell has three bells. The largest tide of F. Sheltenhofer in 1913 by the efforts of M. Sidor and his fellow countrymen in America. The smallest cast in Prishov in 1789 The temple was returned to the Greek Catholics in the early 1990's, serving the community about. Vasyl Lutak.