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Brick Greek Catholic parish church, located in Międzybrodzie on the tourist Trail of Icons. Currently, a Roman Catholic affiliate church of the same name belongs to the parish in Trepcza. The founder of the temple was Aleksander Wajcowicz (1825-1901), doctor of medicine (his tombstone is located next to the building). The church was built in 1901, in place of an older, wooden church, which burned down in 1866. Murowana, on the projection of the Greek cross. The presbytery is closed on three sides with a central dome. In the church an iconostasis from 1900 and a painted nave vault. Next to the church, an octagonal belfry covered with a dome. In 1934 the parish was included in the Apostolic Administration of Lemko. After the war, the church was taken over by the Roman Catholic church. There is a church cemetery next to the temple. Here is also the pyramidal tomb of the Kulczycki and Dobrzanscy families of the Sas coat of arms, designed by the Sanok archaeologist Irina Dobrzańska,... wyświetl cały opis

Brick Greek Catholic parish church, located in Międzybrodzie on the tourist Trail of Icons. Currently, a Roman Catholic affiliate church of the same name belongs to the parish in Trepcza. The founder of the temple was Aleksander Wajcowicz (1825-1901), doctor of medicine (his tombstone is located next to the building). The church was built in 1901, in place of an older, wooden church, which burned down in 1866. Murowana, on the projection of the Greek cross. The presbytery is closed on three sides with a central dome. In the church an iconostasis from 1900 and a painted nave vault. Next to the church, an octagonal belfry covered with a dome. In 1934 the parish was included in the Apostolic Administration of Lemko. After the war, the church was taken over by the Roman Catholic church. There is a church cemetery next to the temple. Here is also the pyramidal tomb of the Kulczycki and Dobrzanscy families of the Sas coat of arms, designed by the Sanok archaeologist Irina Dobrzańska, niece of prof. Kulczycki. It is a tomb crypt in the form of a pyramid. Above the entrance to the crypt a stone Maltese cross. The pyramid is 3 m high, but with proportions it resembles the great Cheops pyramid in Giza, also the entrance to the interior of the burial crypt resembles the niche of the pyramid in Deir el-Medina. In addition, the cemetery has several old stone tombstones from the turn of the century.

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