Catholic churches in Russia — churches and churches

Catholic churches in Russia, a collection of photos of churches and kirks.

St. Petersburg

The Palace of Communications is a former German Reformed church, rebuilt beyond recognition.

Barnaul

Pharmacy number 4, Barnaul, Lenin Avenue, 44/60. Former Catholic church, destroyed in 1936. A pharmacy in this building since 1937, the Catholic community since the 90s has been trying to regain the building with restoration plans.


Pharmacy number 4.

Smolensk

Catholic church.
The church is in a deplorable state, I hope they will be restore.

Vologda

Former catholic church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (popularly "Polish church". Nowadays restaurant "Miskolc".

Vologda, Galkinskaya st., 3.

Rybinsk

Former Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, built for the congregation of the Polish community in 1910 year. Now a student club.

Rybinsk, Pushkin Street, 5.

Vladimir

The Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Holy Rosary, built in 1892 - 1894 by the design of architects A. P. Afanasyev and I. O. Karabutov. In the 1930s it was closed, returned to believers only in 1993 year.

Vladimir, st. Gogol, 12.


Statue of Virgin Mary near the Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Holy Rosary.

Novgorod

Catholic church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Novgorod, St. Petersburg's Big St., 1.

Kazan

St. Catherine's Church.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Catherine, 1771, Kazan, st. Karl Marx, 2.

Omsk

Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Urals, Siberia and the Far East.

A collection of photos of Catholic and Lutheran churches in Russia will be replenished.