The first Orthodox church in Zdynia was built in the first half of the 16th century. The present building, however, is much younger - it dates back to 1795. It served as a Greek Catholic church until Operation Vistula. In 1947, the church became the property of the State Treasury. After 1947, the building was shared between the Orthodox and Roman Catholic parishes. In 2009, the church became the sole property of the Orthodox Church

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