Višakio Rūdos Bažnyčia
Višakio Rūda · Lithuania
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History In 1817 a wooden church was built in Višakio Ruda, a branch of Zapyškio paria. in 1867 appointed klebonus Jos Strimavičius found a districted church. he received permission to repair it, but in 1883 he built a new present wooden church. in 1885 it was consecrated by the bishop Josip Olek. Priest Felix Martišius in 1910 founded the "Liburio" Society chapter, founded a library - a reader, built a parish hall. in 1911–1914 The Lithuanian Catholic Blessing Society was a department. After 1915 a parish was established. After World War II the church was renovated. Clebonia was overthrowed, Clebon Gvidon Dovidaitis in 1978 built a new wall clebonia. Architecture The church is a straight-camp plan, a barock proportion, a double-court. It is a pseudobazilic, a trinavé, with a multi-asiene apside and the sacristy on each other. The shape of the roof is a central part is a two-court, the towers are a eight-court salms, the sacristy is a three-court. The church is a coron of the horgoons, the side tumors are extended by two sacristy. The church of St. Bishop Stanislav is the only wood-neobaroc style sacred building in Sudowa. The church is the largest wooden church in Lithuania.
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