Ryasno. Casimir's Church.

First, a wooden church was built on this place in the 18th century under the foundation of the Rogachev mayor Michal Patei. And already in 1812, the construction of a brick church began, which was consecrated in 1819 in honor of St. Casimir with the funds of L. Parcheuski, the chamberlain of the former grand ducal court. The church was built in the classicism style using the Doric order, it is a three-nave basilica with a rectangular apse, covered with a gable roof. The main facade is distinguished by a four-column Doric portico, which is completed by a triangular pediment with a developed entablature. There are niches on the sides of the portico. The side facades are also decorated with four-column porticoes. The interior of the church is divided into 3 naves with 16 columns. There were 4 altars and an organ. Today it is an architectural monument of republican importance, which is in a state of emergency.