Greek Catholic Church

Church of the Ascension of the Lord. 1806. (UGCC) The first mention of Fork dates from 1304. In the XIV century. the chapel in Viloka and the church in Vynohrad are mentioned. In 1775, Fork is still a branch without a church, and in 1847 it already has a stone church built under the influence of classicism. Signs of this style are visible in the clear layout of the building, in simple lines of all its forms. The walls are devoid of decor, restrained by the clear arches of the windows. On the main facade is a triangular pediment. The tower has two demarcated tiers: the lower one is square in plan, with the eaves and viewing gallery developed, and the upper tier is octagonal in plan, completed by an octagonal conical tent. The iconostasis for the church was made in the beginning of XX century. In 1991, the temple was returned to Greek Catholics.

In my opinion, it should be reformed. The word spoken by traditional singing is barely understood.

Wonderful church