Church of Holy Trinity in Radaškovičy, Catholic temple in Radaškovičy, Belarus
The Church of Holy Trinity in Radaškovičy is a temple built with neo-Gothic features, arranged as a three-nave basilica with a single tower. The building displays characteristic Gothic design elements throughout its structure.
A wooden church originally stood at this location in the 16th century before being replaced by the current stone structure. The building was constructed in the early decades of the 20th century with support from the local community.
The church serves congregations that speak different languages, reflecting the region's mixed heritage and history of movement across borders.
The building welcomes visitors and serves as a place for regular worship services throughout the year. It can be reached via nearby roads or local bus connections in the area.
Chicken eggs collected from local residents were mixed into the mortar during construction to strengthen the foundation. This traditional technique was a practical solution using whatever materials were on hand to improve the strength of the stonework.
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