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Kościół Ojców Pallatynów

34504, Сарни, Рівненська область, Ukraine, 34500
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  • Place Types Church
  • Address 34504, Сарни, Рівненська область, Ukraine, 34500
  • Coordinate 51.3363297,26.5962811
  • Website Unknown
  • Rating 5
  • Compound Code 8HPW+GG Sarny, Rivne Oblast, Ukraine
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Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
Kościół Ojców Pallatynów
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Денис Надєждін (02/07/2021)
Church of the Transfiguration The Roman Catholic Church in Sarny is located at 7 Kostelna Street. Built in 1936-1939 instead of the old wooden temple. Students of the Jagiellonian University helped with the construction. According to the project, another bell tower was planned, which was not built due to the beginning of the war. In Soviet times, the church operated until 1959, then was closed. A granary was built here, then a food warehouse. The church was returned to the faithful in 1991. The renovated church was consecrated on August 5, 1995
Bogusław Bieliński (03/13/2019)
The Catholic Church, p. Transfiguration of the Lord in Sarny at ul. Czerwonoarmijska 7 (former Kościelna Street). Преображення Господнього костел РКЦ, вул. Червоноармійська 7. The Roman Catholic parish in Sarny was founded in 1921. Initially, it served a faithful wooden chapel of the pov.w. Sacred Heart of Jesus, created after the reconstruction of the railway facility. At the initiative of priest Jan Świderski, supported by local officials, railwaymen and soldiers of the KOP, in 1935, the construction of a modern brick church was begun. Transfiguration of the Lord, according to the design of the architect Władysław Stachonia. Until the outbreak of the war, the church was covered with a roof. The Catholic community in Sarny was not very big. In the thirties, 13.4 thousand in the 1930s City residents were a minority of Poles. 45% of its citizens were Jews, followed by Ukrainians, Poles took third place. They were railwaymen, civil servants or soldiers of the PEC.
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