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Church of the Holy Myrrhbearers at the Orthodox Cemetery, Lublin
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Church of the Holy Myrrhbearers at the Orthodox Cemetery, Lublin

Церковь Святых Жён-Мироносиц на православном кладбище в Люблине
PolandЛюблин1902–1903Public buildings
A cemetery church in the Orthodox section of the Lipowa Street cemetery, built in the Russo-Byzantine style when Lublin was a governorate seat of the Kingdom of Poland within the Russian Empire; according to Polish Wikipedia it was erected in 1902–1903 with funds from Andrei Deikun, chairman of the Lublin treasury chamber, and consecrated on 28 August 1903 (the monument register dates the church to 1907). It is part of the municipal cemeteries complex on Lipowa Street entered in the monument register (No. A/889). After renovation it was reconsecrated on 18 April 2017.
Кладбищенский храм на православном участке кладбища на улице Липовой построен в русско-византийском стиле в годы, когда Люблин был губернским городом Царства Польского в составе Российской империи; по данным польской Википедии, его возвели в 1902–1903 годах на средства председателя люблинской казённой палаты Андрея Дейкуна и освятили 28 августа 1903 года (реестр памятников датирует церковь 1907 годом). Церковь входит в комплекс городских кладбищ на улице Липовой, внесённый в реестр памятников (№ A/889). После ремонта храм был заново освящён 18 апреля 2017 года.

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EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerOrthodox Cathedral Parish of the Transfiguration in Lublin (Diocese of Lublin and Chełm, Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1902
StatusIn use
As of2017-04
On 18 April 2017, as reported by Radio Lublin, Archbishop Abel reconsecrated the cemetery church after a major renovation costing more than 9 million zlotys.

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