Catholic chapel

A small Catholic chapel near the village of Malye Podleski can be seen driving along a highway. At the junction of the two roads, the traveler immediately catches the eye with a large church complex. The majestic temple is built in pseudo-Gothic style, in addition, in the architecture of the facade there are elements of classicism.

A small Catholic chapel near the village of Malye Podleski can be seen driving along a highway. At the junction of the two roads, the traveler immediately catches the eye with a large church complex.

The majestic temple is built in a pseudo-Gothic style, in addition, in the architecture of the facade there are elements of classicism. Near the temple is a small chapel, built long before the church. Religious buildings surround an ancient cemetery, which was formed on a hill that once was from the village. Now on top of the hill there is a church, and along the hill there is a road to Rivne and Lutsk.

Like most Catholic chapels, the chapel in the Lesser Underbrush was planned as a place of worship for the deceased and buried at the local cemetery. Over time, the shrine became so popular that it stopped holding all parishioners, so it was decided to build a full-fledged temple nearby.

The architecture of the chapel has remained unchangedsince the construction and is characterized by a restrained character - straight without moldings and cornices of the wall, a small bell tower and a modest stone cross towering above the main entrance.