Churches In The Village

There are three churches located at the Ukrainian Cultural Village. This is the St. Nicholas Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.
It was built in 1917 in the Village of Buczacz.
During the 1920's it was served once a month by traveling priests from the Monastery at Mundare.
Because musical instruments were not allowed in the church the Church Bell was located in a separate tower.
The other two churches are posted in my other albums

[Diana]

Fabulous shots and interesting info.

[Kathy A]

Such a cute church

[Casablanca]

So tiny but so meaningful

[Beverley]

Very nice

[Peter]

Stunning building beautifully captured in lovely detail Brian, Fav:)

[Joan Robillard]

What a wonderful variety

[Oli Lindenskov]

Nice collage😊

[Neil]

Fabulous and so interesting.

[Lou Ann]

Wonderful photos and such an interesting narrative. I may have missed it, do Ukrainians live and worship in the village?

[Wylie]

fascinating buildings

[Mags]

Wonderful churches and captures!

[Bucktree]

Beautiful church.

[gloria jones]

Terrific photos

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So quaint looking.

[Huger]

great shots

[Dixie Goode]

These are very interesting and lovely.

[carol white]

Interesting shots and info

[Christine Sztukowski]

Wonderful history

[Kathy]

I'm enjoying the history of the churches in your area.

[Michelle]

Quaint churches

[Heather]

A lovely church. I like its intimacy! Brian, I'm curious: why were musical instruments not allowed in the church? Fav

[Islandgirl]

Interesting collage!

[Corinne C]

Beautiful images and great info!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Looks lovely on the inside- and interesting story on the bell.

[Yao RL]

Nice

[Rick]

Nice.

[bkb in the city]

@ludwigsdiana Thanks Diana l trust that you enjoyed this one

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@kjarn Kathy glad you liked this one

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@casablanca Yes on both counts

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@beverley365 Thanks Beverley

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@pcoulson Thanks Peter for the comment and the fav

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@joansmor Joan glad you enjoyed this one

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@mubbur Thanks Oli

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@neil_ge Neil l trust that you enjoyed this one

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@louannwarren Lou Ann this an open air museum depicting life in the 1930's in east central Alberta in Ukrainian communities

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@pusspup Wylie glad you like this one

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@marlboromaam Thanks Mags

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@dkellogg Glad you enjoyed this one

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@seattlite Thanks Gloria

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@mittens Marilyn glad you liked this one

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@huger Thanks Huger

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@pandorasecho Dixie l trust that you enjoyed this one

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@carolmw Carol l trust you enjoyed this one

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@365projectorgchristine Christine glad to share this with you

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@randystreat Kathy glad you are enjoying these

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@bigmxx Michelle glad you liked this one

[bkb in the city]

@365projectorgheatherb Thanks Heather for the comment and the fav. Apparently some musical instruments are connected to some pagan rituals. Therefore, they disallowed all instruments from their churches

[bkb in the city]

@radiogirl Kathy l trust that you enjoyed this one

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@corinnec Corinne glad you liked this one

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@olivetreeann Ann glad you enjoyed this one

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@yaorenliu Thanks Yao

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@rickster549 Thanks Rick

[Heather]

@bkbinthecity Oh-thank you for explaining this, Brian.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot of this beautiful church - fav!

Ian

[bkb in the city]

@fishers Thanks Ian for the comment and the fav