Zarvanytsia
Zarvanytsia Marian Shrine
Zarvanytsia lies among the fields of Ternopil — a wooden church, a spring, a place Ukrainians have walked to for centuries with their living and their dead. The icon of the Mother of God is small and dark; the water is cold; the road is country-quiet.
A pilgrim of Palomeya comes by that road, writes the names, and stays for the liturgy or the Mass as the day allows. Palomeya is not this sanctuary. It is the one who kneels at the spring and carries your intention into the church.
Holy Mass / Divine Liturgy
Candle and short petition
A votive candle and a written name left at the shrine.
$37
ContinueIntention for the living
A named prayer for health, family, work, or thanksgiving.
$56
ContinueIntention for the departed
A named remembrance offered at the shrine.
$56
ContinueThe rite of this shrine
The Mass, Divine Liturgy, or moleben named on the shrine page.
$85
ContinueA cycle of days
Forty days, or a nine-day novena — as this shrine keeps the custom.
$161
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