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Zarvanytsia

The village of Zarvanytsia in the Ternopil region has a long history connected with a revered icon, which, according to legend, appeared to a monk from Kyiv.
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Zarvanytsia

The village of Zarvanytsia in the Ternopil region has a long history connected with a revered icon, which, according to legend, appeared to a monk from Kyiv.

In 1867, the icon was officially crowned, and the site was recognized as a pilgrimage center.

Over the centuries, Zarvanytsia suffered numerous destructions — from Tatar raids to the devastation of the First and Second World Wars. The harshest damage came during Soviet rule, when the monastery was destroyed, churches were closed, and access to the spring was banned.

Following Ukraine’s independence, the site began to revive. A new cathedral, bell tower, churches, sculptures, a ritual pool, and the Stations of the Cross were built. The complex was further expanded with modern architectural elements, including a replica of the Virgin Mary's house and rosary stations.

A monument to Pope John Paul II, who visited Zarvanytsia during his 2001 trip to Ukraine, was also erected on the grounds.

Today, the village is a popular pilgrimage destination, especially for youth groups, often attended by the head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.

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Ternopil region, 92a K. Sheptytskoho St., Zarvanytsia village, Ternopil region

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