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Church of St. Anthony of Padua in Krivonys

This church was built around 1939 when, through the efforts of the Žasliai parish priest, Canon Matas Cijūnaitis, the old wooden church from Kernavė was purchased in 1933 and transported to Krivonys. The parents of Father Jonas Žižliauskas, who was originally from Krivonys, helped Matas Cijūnaitis establish the parish and build the church here.

Church of St. Anthony of Padua in Krivonys

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