much younger in age than the church, the church of st.hony, this year it celebrated its 150th anniversary. at one time, the church was built on... the one that burned down. the temple was erected by the puslov family with the support of count muravyov and local authorities. christians provided settlement assistance. unfortunately, the name of the architect has not survived to this day, but he has something to be proud of, because today the temple is a recognized architectural monument of the 19th century. for your information, anthony is one of the most revered saints in the catholic world, too, so few parishes do not have a statue or icon depicting the young monk. especially if the church is old. the statue is often surrounded by memorial plaques that read "thank you" to st. anthony. saint anthony is the patron saint not only of the poor, but also of those traveling. therefore, if you are an avid wanderer, taking a look at the church will definitely not be a bad idea. and that's what gratitude is for. the saint is often approached as a h

much younger in age than the church, the church of st. anthony. it celebrated its 150th anniversary. at one time , the church was built on the site of the one that burned down. the temple was erected by the puslovsky family with the support of count muravyov and local authorities. peasants provided settlement assistance. unfortunately, the name of the architect has not survived to this day, but he has something to be proud of, because today the temple is a recognized architectural monument of the 19th century. for your information. especially if the church is old, the statue is often surrounded by memorial plaques with the inscription "thank you saint anthony." saint anthony is the patron saint not only of the poor, but also of those traveling, so if you are an avid wanderer, a visit to the church will definitely not be amiss. and here’s what we’re grateful for: the saint is often turned to as a helper in finding lost valuables, and since the end of the 19th century century has spread. don’t feed us bread, let us travel, unfortunately, acquaintanc