Holy Resurrection Church, 1690. Built by Y. Lizogub as a family tomb (in the Baroque style). Rebuilt in 1796-1814. It is famous for its craftsmen to exorcise demons. Detailed instructions with illustrations hang in the church.
Easy to get to, you can drive up by car. Nearby is the stone house of the Lizogubs in the form of a Gothic castle.
For centuries, representatives of the Lyzogub family were buried here. In Soviet times, the crypt dungeons were devastated, the mummified remains were used for anti-religious propaganda, but later one mummy, miraculously preserved in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, was returned to Sednev and placed in a crypt. In the 1980s restoration has been carried out. The church is currently active.
Nearby is the grave of the local "non-canonized saint" Grits Zolotyusenky, with whom many legends about prophecies and healings are associated.
Easy to get to, you can drive up by car. Nearby is the stone house of the Lizogubs in the form of a Gothic castle.
For centuries, representatives of the Lyzogub family were buried here. In Soviet times, the crypt dungeons were devastated, the mummified remains were used for anti-religious propaganda, but later one mummy, miraculously preserved in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, was returned to Sednev and placed in a crypt. In the 1980s restoration has been carried out. The church is currently active.
Nearby is the grave of the local "non-canonized saint" Grits Zolotyusenky, with whom many legends about prophecies and healings are associated.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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