The Paraskeva Church was built in 1708 and once had a bell tower that today doesn’t exist anymore. At first glance, the building seems to be disproportionate. Once it was built like a rotunda, one the Babinets was larger (it was completed in 1833). The outside of Paraskeva Church is in a bad state today, the last restoration took place in 1983: the roof is leaking, shingles are falling off But inside the church does not give the impression of an abandoned architectural monument: here and the iconostasis in place, and icons in towels, and carpets on the floor. Quiet, cozy, close. On the ceiling are paintings by V. Leontovych (1833, renewed in 1889-1890 by M. Syrsky). Not far from the church there is another old church.

(Tetiana Zhovtanetska, Lviv Polytechnic National University, 2022)