Roman Catholic Church of the exaltation and St. Joseph was built by order of Wenceslas Rzewuski (in some accounts he was the author of the project) in the years 1752-1766 as a tomb. The architect was C. Romanus.
The Church is a rotunda in the style of Baroque with a diameter of 12 m. the Main facade is decorated with a portico of 14 Corinthian columns, on the attic which was installed 8 sculptures of saints of work of Fassinger and Leblas. One of the sculptures was destroyed during the Second world war. From the Church the castle is a 300-meter long Linden tree alley, and in front of the temple are figures of the virgin and St. Joseph on the columns.
The interior was painted in 1765-1766 by the artist L. Smuglewicz and his son. After painting them continued four masters of the Zhovkva: Damian, Wojciech, Constantine and Nicholas, and two residents of Lviv: Jurgilewicz and Wianecki. Since 1861 was the parish Church. In 1945 the Church was closed and in the years 1976-1979 restored under the guidance of architect I. of starosol'skaya. Now restaurerede along with the castle, passed to the Greek Catholics.
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